Using a soft-bristled toothbrush, gently brush your dentures to loosen and remove bacteria, food particles, and plaque. Clean all areas of the denture surface. You can use a denture cleanser or ...

Use a denture brush and cleanser once or twice a day. ... Clean your dentures over a soft surface like a towel or blanket to protect them in case they fall out of your hand when brushing.

Type: Electric, round brush Out of all the dentists we interviewed for this story, the Oral-B iO Series 9 was constantly recommended over and over again—and it’s easy to see why.

Eat soft foods. If you are having trouble eating, follow these tips: Take small bites of soft foods, such as eggs and yogurt. ... Use a soft-bristled brush or special denture-cleaning brush.

Even with full dentures, it is important to brush your gums, tongue, and palate with a soft-bristled brush every morning before putting the dentures in. This removes plaque and boosts circulation ...

Remove your denture each evening and brush denture and soft lining gently with a soft brush. Firm brushing can abrade and roughen the surface. Remove your dentures each evening and soak for 10 minutes ...