When you need to replace one or more missing teeth, you have a few options, including dentures and implants. Choosing the right solution depends on several factors, such as price, preference, and the ...

Maxillary (upper) dentures have consistently higher long-term survival rates than mandibular (lower) dentures. Implant-retained dentures generally lead to better patient satisfaction and stability ...

If you’re missing teeth, there are many ways to fill in the gaps in your smile. One way is to use a flipper tooth, also called an acrylic removable partial denture. A flipper tooth is a removable ...

M. J. Faigenblum explains how the denture box facilitates denture hygiene, reduces the chance of accidental damage and acts as a means of identification. Patients or their carers need to maintain as ...

Like life, tooth loss happens. Whether due to periodontal disease, decay, fracture, injuries, cancer, or just plain wearing out, dental professionals are bound to replace missing teeth -- that's what ...

If you’ve always figured dentures are for other people, you’re not alone. In fact, nearly 60% of respondents in a recent Prevention.com survey said they don’t expect to need dentures because they take ...

SINGAPORE – Retired nurse Lim Soon Lian, 65, has been wearing dentures since she was 18. “I fell in school and lost my two front teeth. It was so bad that my jaw was swollen. It was not very nice for ...