1. Avoid hard objects:
After wearing the denture, you should initially avoid eating foods that are too hard or sticky to avoid damaging the denture or affecting the retention.
2. Keep clean:
Remove the denture in time after eating and rinse it with water or clean it with a soft-bristled toothbrush to keep it clean and hygienic.
You should also remove the denture before going to bed and soak it in water to avoid deformation of the denture or breeding of bacteria.
3. Regular check-ups:
After wearing the denture, you should return to the hospital for regular follow-ups to check the adaptation of the denture and oral health, and make adjustments or repairs if necessary.
4. Correct bad habits:
If you have bad habits such as biting hard objects and chewing with front teeth, you should correct them in time to avoid damaging the denture or increasing the burden on the oral cavity.
5. Strengthen exercise:
For patients wearing denture, strengthening the exercise of oral muscles is also beneficial. You can enhance the strength and flexibility of the oral muscles through some simple oral exercises.
6. Psychological adjustment:
There may be some psychological discomfort in the early stage of wearing denture, patients should maintain a positive mindset and gradually adapt to and accept the denture as a part of their body.