

Human: What is the best way to clean new dentures?

Assistant: The best way to clean new dentures is to place them in a special denture cleaning solution for about twenty minutes.  The ingredients of the solution are simply a mix of water and baking soda.  To use it, first create a small section of solution in the bottom of a glass of water, and then place your dentures in the glass for approximately twenty minutes.  Rinse with clean water to remove any remaining solution.  You should not scrub the dentures vigorously as this will damage the material and could cause it to disintegrate more quickly.


Human: What is the best way to clean new dentures?

Assistant: Dentures should be cleaned regularly with a mild soap and water.  This will help remove food and debris that naturally accumulates in the mouth.  Gentle use of baking soda or salt can also be helpful in removing food and debris.  Disinfecting dentures with denture cleaners or standard mouthwashes is also a good preventative practice.  Generally, new dentures should be immersed in a bowl of warm water with mild detergent in it.  Then you just pick up the denture, scrub it gently to remove any soil, and rinse it off thoroughly.  Dentures that are heavily soiled may need to be
What is the best way to clean new dentures?
The best way to clean new dentures is to place them in a special denture cleaning solution for about twenty minutes.  The ingredients of the solution are simply a mix of water and baking soda.  To use it, first create a small section of solution in the bottom of a glass of water, and then place your dentures in the glass for approximately twenty minutes.  Rinse with clean water to remove any remaining solution.  You should not scrub the dentures vigorously as this will damage the material and could cause it to disintegrate more quickly.
Dentures should be cleaned regularly with a mild soap and water.  This will help remove food and debris that naturally accumulates in the mouth.  Gentle use of baking soda or salt can also be helpful in removing food and debris.  Disinfecting dentures with denture cleaners or standard mouthwashes is also a good preventative practice.  Generally, new dentures should be immersed in a bowl of warm water with mild detergent in it.  Then you just pick up the denture, scrub it gently to remove any soil, and rinse it off thoroughly.  Dentures that are heavily soiled may need to be