

Human: How do I care for my dentures?

Assistant: Improving oral hygiene and brushing your teeth and dentures can help prevent dental disease that can build up on your dentures.  Here are a few helpful tips for brushing and cleaning your dentures: 
1.  Remove dentures and clean before bed.  
2.  Use a soft-bristled brush with a cleanser to clean dentures and clean your hands before and after cleaning.  Do not scrub hard.  Allow to air dry overnight.  
3.  Apply denture adhesive to the denture and clean.  Dentures should be adhesive free.  Apply denture paste every day before putting dentures in your mouth.  
4.  Replace dentures for between meals if food particles are caught in the ridges of dentures, and at night.


Human: How do I care for my dentures?

Assistant: It’s important to keep your dentures clean.  You should always take your dentures out at night.  Although some dentures come with a case that can be used, most people find it easier to take out dentures and rinse them with water in the morning.  You should brush your dentures with a soft brush and denture cleanser, as well.  Try to have a schedule for removing dentures overnight and cleaning them each morning.  If you have any questions about getting or cleaning your dentures, we recommend keeping in touch with your dentist or physician to be sure you’re following proper care procedures.
How do I care for my dentures?
Improving oral hygiene and brushing your teeth and dentures can help prevent dental disease that can build up on your dentures.  Here are a few helpful tips for brushing and cleaning your dentures: 
1.  Remove dentures and clean before bed.  
2.  Use a soft-bristled brush with a cleanser to clean dentures and clean your hands before and after cleaning.  Do not scrub hard.  Allow to air dry overnight.  
3.  Apply denture adhesive to the denture and clean.  Dentures should be adhesive free.  Apply denture paste every day before putting dentures in your mouth.  
4.  Replace dentures for between meals if food particles are caught in the ridges of dentures, and at night.
It’s important to keep your dentures clean.  You should always take your dentures out at night.  Although some dentures come with a case that can be used, most people find it easier to take out dentures and rinse them with water in the morning.  You should brush your dentures with a soft brush and denture cleanser, as well.  Try to have a schedule for removing dentures overnight and cleaning them each morning.  If you have any questions about getting or cleaning your dentures, we recommend keeping in touch with your dentist or physician to be sure you’re following proper care procedures.