1.Avoid using hot water: Hot water can cause deformation or aging of the flexible denture plate material, so it is recommended to use warm or cold water for cleaning.
2.Avoid using strong chemicals: Do not use cleaners containing bleach, alcohol, gasoline, or other harsh chemicals, as these substances can damage the denture material and may irritate the oral mucosa.
3.Use a soft-bristled toothbrush: Choose a soft-bristled toothbrush to clean the denture, avoiding hard-bristled brushes that may scratch the denture surface.
4.Gently clean: When cleaning, be gentle and avoid using excessive force or pressure, as this may damage the structure and shape of the denture.
Thoroughly rinse: Thoroughly rinse the denture with running water to ensure all cleaning agents or toothpaste residues are removed. Residuals may irritate the oral mucosa or cause infection.
5.Avoid dropping and impact: Handle with care when cleaning and storing, avoid dropping the denture or having it come into contact with hard objects to prevent breaking or deformation.
6.Avoid prolonged soaking: While some specialized denture cleaners require soaking for a period of time, the denture should not be soaked for an extended duration to avoid damaging the material.
7.Regular deep cleaning: In addition to daily cleaning, it is recommended to perform regular deep cleaning using an ultrasonic cleaner or specialized denture cleaner to remove stubborn stains and bacteria.
8.Storage method: After cleaning and drying, store the denture in a specialized denture case to prevent exposure to air pollutants and avoid contact with other objects or pressure.
9.Follow dentist's advice: Follow the dentist's advice for cleaning and maintenance. If you have any questions or discomfort, consult your dentist promptly.
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