Proper hygiene for your dentures is essential for preventing gum disease and bad breath. Be sure to brush your dentures at least once a day to avoid dental issues.

● Soak overnight: Dentures must be kept clean and healthy. The best way to do this is to soak them overnight. This way, you can remove any plaque or bacteria that may have built up during the day. Soak your dentures in a denture cleaning solution.

● Rinse: You must give your dentures a good rinse after taking them out of the solution they were soaking in. It will help remove any solution remnants that could damage the dentures. Use clean water and brush them lightly with a soft-bristled toothbrush. You may also want to use a denture cleaner. Once you’ve rinsed them well, soak them in fresh water for at least five minutes before putting them back in your mouth.

● Daily Cleaning: Daily cleaning of your dentures is important to maintaining good oral hygiene. Avoid using peroxide-based whitening treatments. By taking care of your dentures, you’re also helping to keep your teeth and gums healthy. So, be sure to brush and floss them every day.

● Rinse after eating: It will help rinse your dentures after each meal with warm water. It will help remove any food particles stuck to them and prevent staining. It would be best if you also brush your dentures daily with a soft-bristled toothbrush. Use a non-abrasive cleaner specifically designed for dentures to avoid damaging them.

● Regular dental checkups: Dentures may last anywhere from five to ten years, but it’s essential to keep up with regular dental checkups. Scheduling a yearly visit with your dentist can help ensure that your dentures are in good shape and fit correctly.

There is a wide range in prices depending on the type of denture and the quality of materials. For example, chrome-plated dentures are more expensive than acrylic dentures because chrome-plating is a more durable and long-lasting finish. Similarly, complete dentures are generally more costly than partial dentures because they require more materials and labour.

In Australia, upper and lower full dentures may cost around $4,000. According to the National Dental Fee Survey for 2020, each upper or lower denture may cost up to $2,200.

Types of Dentures Price Range
Complete upper and lower dentures $2538 – $3550
Complete upper denture $1393 – $2200
Complete lower denture $1393 – $2200
Cobalt chrome partial denture $900 – $1700
Flexi partial denture $900 – $1300
Acrylic partial dentures $700 – $1000

Dental Implants

A dental implant is a surgical procedure that replaces a tooth with an artificial one. The implant is placed in the jawbone and allowed to heal for several months before a permanent tooth is attached. The procedure is safe and effective, and it can help improve your smile and your oral health.

In addition, dental implants can help preserve the natural shape of your face and jawbone. They can also enhance your ability to chew and speak clearly. If you miss one or more teeth, we will be happy to discuss how dental implants work.

Dental implants are an extremely reliable form of tooth replacement and a good alternative to dentures. They might cost more upfront because they’re strong and durable, and they often last a lifetime. That makes them a great choice for people looking for a long-term remedy.

Dental Bridges

Dental bridges are a great way to replace missing teeth and restore your smile. They are made up of two or more crowns connected by a false tooth, called a pontic, either porcelain or ceramic, which makes them look just like your natural teeth. Your natural abutments hold dental bridges in place. It will make them much more stable than other types of dental implants.

There are different types of bridges, such as traditional bridges, cantilever bridges, Maryland bridges, and implant-supported bridges.