How Do I Care For My Implant Dentures?

In the following video, Brent Bradford, DDS, explains the best practices in caring for your implant-supported denture, assuring its longevity and function.

Caring for your dentures, especially when they are implant-retained, is important for both oral health and the longevity of the dentures themselves. You should remove your dentures every night to give your gums a rest and to maintain good oral hygiene.

It’s also advisable to remove and rinse your dentures after eating to clear away any food particles. Rinsing the denture and your mouth thoroughly helps prevent any food debris from building up on the denture or around your gum tissue.

Additionally, you should brush around your implants with a toothbrush to keep the surrounding tissue and gums healthy, which in turn helps to maintain the health of the implants.

When you receive your dentures from us, we will provide you with detailed instructions on how to care for them and the proper technique for removing them. Please contact us to schedule an evaluation of your denture needs. We’re here to help you with the care and maintenance of your implant-retained dentures.