How long does it take to make a Valplast partial denture?
As an estimate it often takes approximately between six weeks to three months but may take longer and will depend on whether or not you require any teeth to be extracted, the healing time and whether or not it is a full denture or partial denture.
How long does it take to get partial dentures?
Once the tissues are fully healed, the time is right to add dentures to your mouth. In general, it usually takes between six and eight weeks following the tooth extraction for dentures to be placed.
Can you sleep in Valplast dentures?
We feel that you could wear your denture at night as long as you maintain excellent denture and oral hygiene.
Are Valplast partials comfortable?
Yes, Valplast partial dentures are comfortable to wear. When considering a removable partial denture, many patients find Valplast to be the most comfortable option. While Valplast dentures are usually more expensive than partials featuring visible metal clasps, patient satisfaction is high with Valplasts.
Should I sleep with my partial denture?
When it comes to sleeping in your dentures it’s recommended that you should take them out at night and give your gums a rest. Even when you wonder can you sleep with partial dentures in your mouth, it’s still best to take them out. Any type of denture can cause issues and it’s better to err on the side of caution.
How do you clean Valplast partials?
Simply soak your dentures in Val-Clean for between 10 and 15 minutes every day. Alternatively, you can soak them in Val-Clean overnight three nights a week. Before soaking, rinse your dentures gently in water to remove any food particles. It is important that you do not use toothpaste to clean your ValplastĀ® dentures.
Can you add teeth to Valplast partial?
Yes you can have teeth added to your ValplastĀ® partial! Your dentist will have to send the partial to a qualified ValplastĀ® Laboratory to have the tooth or teeth added to it, and you may have to go without your partial for a few days.
How do you care for a flexible partial?
1) Clean your flexible denture regularly. 2) Rinse your flexible denture under running water after eating to remove any food particles. A sonic denture cleaner may also be used. 3) Do NOT use alcohol, abrasive cleaners, bleaches, whiteners, Listerine, etc.
Can you eat with flexible partial dentures?
It may take a few days or weeks for you to get used to eating with flexible partial dentures. Taking baby steps every day can help you get completely used to eating with flexible partial dentures. Once you are comfortable eating with them, you can eat almost anything you want to.
Do partial dentures hurt at first?
Many first-time denture wearers also experience some soreness at first as their gums adjust to carrying the weight of the dentures. Patients who have teeth extracted in preparation for dentures are more likely to experience soreness. It might be accompanied by some inflammation.
How can I make my partial dentures more comfortable?
While the first few weeks may feel odd to you, there are ways you can make your partial dentures more comfortable. You may wish to use a denture adhesive to keep your artificial teeth from sliding in your mouth. You may also wish to experiment with different adhesives.
How can I make my partials more comfortable?
Tips For Making Your Dentures Comfortable and Long-Lived
- Have realistic expectations.
- Choose your denture adhesive.
- Be careful when handling your dentures.
- Give your mouth a break.
- Clean your dentures daily.
- Watch for changes in fit.
- Avoid difficult-to-eat foods.
- Never use too-hot water on dentures.