It’s surprisingly hard to find consistent, reliable information about the most effective and safest ways to clean dentures and other dental appliances. A quick online search can turn up many different, sometimes contradictory cleaning instructions. Many of these DIY cleaning methods using household items can actually damage the dental appliance and may even be harmful to your health.
That is why we’ve put together the most effective cleaning instructions backed by research and science into an easy to follow, step-by-step daily routine.
Protect your health and keep your dental appliance clean as new!
(Dentures, Partials, Overdentures & Snap-in’s)
(All-on-4, All-on-X)
(Retainers, Aligners & Guards)
(Snoring & Sleep Apnea)
Too abrasive, creates microscopic scratches into appliance material where pathogens thrive and increases staining, discoloration & odor.
Can permanently damage & discolor the appliance material and negatively affect the appliance and health of patient.
Often contains alcohol, can cause stains on appliance without disinfecting completely.
Only deodorizes the appliance, “fizzing” reaction can harm the soft material.
Not made for dental appliances, doesn’t disinfect, potential for ingesting soap.
For best results, use a new cleaning solution each time.
- Press 1x for 5 minute timer - Press 2x for 10 minute timer - Press 3x for 15 minute timer
Never use a regular toothpaste or toothbrush as they are too abrasive and will damage the denture.
Clean & Reapply After Meals.
For best results, use a water flosser to clean under the prosthetic.
Never use a regular toothpaste or toothbrush as they are too abrasive and will damage the prosthetic.
For best results, use a new cleaning solution each time.
– Press 1x for 5 minute timer
– Press 2x for 10 minute timer
– Press 3x for 15 minute timer
