• The emotional transition to dentures
• Moving from temps to permanents
• How to insert and remove
• Caring for remaining teeth and gums
• Using adhesives correctly
• Eating and talking with dentures
• What you need to know about partials
• 5 stages of living well with dentures

The Emotional Transition To Dentures

Once your dentist has made an impression of your mouth, it will be time for tooth extraction, and that's a time when many people really begin to feel the emotional strain of getting dentures.

If you've ever had a toothache, or a tooth taken out, or if you've ever had any kind of oral surgery, you know that the mouth is a sensitive area. Remembering this will help you know what to expect when getting dentures.

If you’re going to have complete dentures, or even partials, you are going to have some teeth extracted. Talk to your dentist about what to expect from this procedure.

We can help you make the transition to eating, speaking, and living well with dentures - which might make it easier for you to feel comfortable in public. And we'll show you the right way to take care of your dentures with the PoliCare Complete Care System™ - a great way to keep your dentures clean, odor-free, and secure.