Miles of Smiles News

Dentures are an excellent solution for replacing missing teeth and restoring your smile, but only if they fit properly. Over time, changes in your jawbone, gum tissue, or even wear and tear on the denture itself can lead to a poor fit. And the ill-fitting dentures aren’t just uncomfortable—they can also create serious complications for your oral health in day-to-day function. Here’s what you need to know about the risks of poorly fitting dentures and why regular dental checkups are essential for preserving their function and, by proxy, your oral health.

For quite some time, dentures have been regarded as one of the most reliable forms of tooth replacement available. These tried-and-true prosthetics have assisted countless generations of patients with varying degrees of tooth loss. However, most of us associate dentures with older patients – but did you know they can equally benefit younger patients who’ve unfortunately lost some or all of their pearly whites? Here’s a closer look!

When it comes to replacing missing teeth, dental implants are often considered the gold standard since they’re capable of restoring lost pearly whites in terms of look, feel, and functionality. That said, if you’re considering rebuilding your smile with this incredible option, you may have questions – after all, these restorations include various parts, a lengthier treatment process, and other aspects you might be unfamiliar with. To address your concerns, here’s a breakdown of some of the most common dental implant terms you’ll likely hear talked about.  

Either through texting or posting on social media, you probably have seen and used a bright yellow smiley face. Although it appears everywhere for many kinds of situations, you may not know its original meaning. Today, on World Smile Day, it’s the perfect opportunity to learn how this icon came about and how you can spread smiles. Keep reading to find out more about the smiley face’s background as well as what you can do to celebrate World Smile Day.

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