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How Often Should You Replace Your Dentures?
Dentures from a highly-rated denture clinic in Toronto like Apple Denture and Implant Solutions Clinic are built well, customized to the patient,...
Are You A Candidate For Partial Dentures?
At some point in our lives, every one of us will eventually begin losing our teeth. It comes with aging, living, and the always-changing state of...
10 Reasons to Choose Apple Dentures As Your Denture Clinic
Smile restoration, improved confidence, and optimum oral health. These are just some of the things you can expect when choosing Apple Dentures as...
Types of Dentures Explained and What Is Best For You
Many different types of dentures exist. Depending on what a denturist specializes in and your preferences, you may be leaning towards one above the...
Common Denture Problems and How to Solve Them
Wearing dentures, a patient can run into various issues. Common denture problems can be solved, fortunately, with some very simple behaviour changes...
How to Fix Loose Dentures
If you have loose dentures, they should be checked immediately. If left unaddressed, a wearer can expect there to be friction, and added pressure...
Implant Dentures Procedure
Are you thinking about getting implant-supported dentures in Toronto? Though the process is time-intensive, the result is second to none. One of the...
What Are Precision dentures?
We design Precision dentures with fit, comfort, detailed tooth selection and facial support in mind. Like it says in the name, Precision dentures in Toronto are all about determining the optimum look, design, and function for the patient. No two patients are alike, meaning there’s a lot to consider and decide on when coming up with an advanced design of the denture.
What Are Suction Lower Dentures and How Do They Work?
In answering the question of what are suction lower dentures, they’re exactly what they say in the name. Using a revolutionary technique developed in Japan and having only recently been brought to Canada, suction lower dentures are a type of denture that uses the strength of suction to maintain position, fit and function.