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Foods to Eat (and Avoid) With New Dentures

Start with Soft Foods In the first few days or weeks, your gums and mouth may feel sore as they adjust. Choose soft, easy-to-chew foods that won’t irritate or dislodge your dentures. Good options include: Cut Food into Smaller Pieces Even as you start reintroducing more textures, cutting food into smaller bites will help you […]

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Dentures vs. Dental Implants: Which Is Right for You?

When it comes to replacing missing teeth, two of the most common options are dentures and dental implants. Each has its advantages, and the right choice depends on your needs, lifestyle, and budget.

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How to Care for Your Dentures: Cleaning Tips and Common Mistakes

Proper denture care is essential—not only for maintaining your oral hygiene but also for extending the life of your dentures. Whether you’re new to dentures or looking to improve your routine, these care tips can help keep your smile healthy and your dentures in top condition.

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Top 5 Signs You May Need Dentures Sooner Than You Think

When people think of dentures, they often picture something far off in the future. But dentures aren’t just for seniors—many adults in their 30s, 40s, and 50s may need them too. If you’re experiencing ongoing dental issues, it could be time to consider dentures sooner than expect

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What to Expect When Getting Dentures for the First Time

Getting dentures for the first time can be a big step—but it’s also a life-changing one. Whether you’re replacing missing teeth for health reasons or improving your smile, knowing what to expect can make the experience smoother and less intimidating.

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Complete vs. Partial Dentures: What’s the Difference and Which Do You Need?

If you’re exploring tooth replacement options, understanding the difference between complete and partial dentures is a great place to start. Both help restore your smile and confidence, but each serves a different purpose depending on your needs.

Dental Insurance vs. CDCP: What’s the Difference for Canadians?

Learn the difference between dental insurance and the Canadian Dental Care Plan (CDCP). Compare coverage, eligibility, and costs to find the right option for your dental care needs in Canada.

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Turning 18 and the CDCP: What Happens to Dental Coverage?

Find out what happens to Canadian Dental Care Plan (CDCP) coverage when your child turns 18. Learn about eligibility changes, new application steps, and available options.

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CDCP for Children Under 18: How Canada’s New Dental Plan Supports Families

Find out how the Canadian Dental Care Plan (CDCP) helps children under 18 access essential dental care. Learn who qualifies, what services are covered, and how to apply.

Canadian Dental Care Plan Expands to Adults Aged 55–64, with Full Rollout to Ages 18–54 by End of May

Who Can Apply Now? Starting May 1, the plan is open to: This is part of a broader rollout that will bring eligibility to all uninsured adults aged 18 to 64 by the end of May. Key Rollout Dates According to Insurance Business Canada, the updated application schedule is: Approved applicants will begin receiving coverage […]

What is the Canadian Dental Care Plan

The Canadian Dental Care Plan (CDCP) marks a significant advancement in Canada’s healthcare landscape, aiming to bridge the gap in dental care accessibility for eligible residents.

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When Will My Dentist Recommend a Denturist?

Did you know that maintaining optimal oral health often involves a team of specialists, each contributing their unique expertise? A denturist is an example of one such team member.