Dentures are an important part of your daily comfort, confidence, and oral function. But like any appliance you use every day, they experience wear over time. At Stonegate Denture Clinic , our licensed denturists  often meet patients who aren’t sure how long dentures should last—or how to tell when it’s time for a repair, adjustment, reline, or full replacement. Whether you’ve worn dentures for years or recently received your first set, understanding their lifespan can help y

A compassionate, practical guide for your new smile journey Getting new dentures is a big step — one that brings both excitement and adjustment. Whether you’re replacing missing teeth or upgrading an old set, the first few weeks with new dentures are a time of learning, healing, and building confidence. At first, things may feel unfamiliar, but with a little patience and the right care, your dentures will soon feel like a natural part of you. Here’s what you can expect during

As we get older, our smiles tell a story — years of laughter, conversations, and shared meals. But with age also come changes that can make it harder to maintain a healthy mouth. Good oral health is more than just a bright smile; it’s closely connected to our overall health, comfort, and confidence. At  Stonegate Denture Clinic , we see firsthand how maintaining oral health can improve a person’s quality of life — especially for seniors. 1. How Aging Affects the Mouth As we a

As dentaduras podem ficar soltas por várias razões. A causa mais comum é a retração óssea e gengival, que ocorre naturalmente após a perda dentária. Quando os dentes são removidos, o osso da mandíbula deixa de receber estímulos das forças de mastigação. Com o tempo, esse osso começa a se reabsorver, ou seja, encolhe. Além disso, as gengivas mudam de formato. Isso faz com que a dentadura, que antes se encaixava perfeitamente, já não tenha a mesma base de apoio. Outras Causas C