You should see a dentist if:

You’ve lost multiple teeth and struggle with eating or speaking

Your current dentures cause discomfort, slipping, or irritation

You’re looking for a cost-effective alternative to dental implants

You want a customized, natural-looking smile restoration

 Do’s:

Clean dentures daily with a soft brush and non-abrasive cleaner

Remove dentures at night to rest your gums

Rinse dentures after meals

Visit your dentist regularly for adjustments

Store dentures in water when not in use to prevent drying out

 Don’ts:

Don’t use hot water to clean dentures (can warp them)

Avoid harsh toothpaste or household cleaners

Don’t wear ill-fitting dentures. They can cause sores

Avoid sticky or hard foods initially until you adapt

Don’t neglect oral hygiene, clean gums and tongue daily

 Why Choose VivaVel Health

Trusted Dental Tourism Experts: VivaVel partners with internationally accredited dental clinics specializing in prosthodontics and denture fabrication.

Affordable Smile Restoration: Receive high-quality dentures abroad at a fraction of the cost, with no compromise on comfort or aesthetics.

Advanced Technology & Materials: Partner clinics use digital impressions and precision-crafted dentures to achieve a perfect fit and a natural appearance.

End-to-End Travel & Treatment Support: From consultation and travel planning to treatment coordination and recovery, VivaVel ensures a seamless patient experience.

Personalized Care: Every patient receives tailored guidance, transparent pricing, and compassionate care from start to finish.

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For this topic, our authors used some of the following resources:

Cleveland Clinic | What Are Dentures? Types, Care & Benefits

National Institutes of Health (.gov) | In brief: What types of dentures are available?

ScienceDirect.com | Denture