Denture base turns yellow, how to clean?

The denture base has turned yellow and can be cleaned in the following ways:

First, daily cleaning methods

Use toothpaste and a soft-bristled toothbrush

Steps: Apply toothpaste evenly to the denture, then use a soft-bristled toothbrush to gently brush all sides of the denture base, especially the parts in contact with the teeth and the inner side of the base.

Note: Avoid using hard-bristled toothbrushes and toothpastes containing abrasives to avoid scratching or damaging the surface of your dentures.

Use denture cleaning tablets

Steps: Place the denture cleaner in warm water and follow the instructions. The dentures are then soaked in water for a period of time and rinsed with clean water after removal.

Advantages: Denture cleaning tablets usually contain decontamination ingredients, can effectively remove stains on dentures, convenient and fast.

Use denture cleanser

Steps: Soak your dentures in a cleaner for a while, then rinse them off with water.

Note: Use according to the product instructions and avoid using expired or poor quality cleaners.

Second, cleaning methods for stubborn stains

Use vinegar

Steps: After diluting the vinegar, soak the dentures in it for a period of time. Then remove and rinse with water.

Precautions: Vinegar has a certain decontamination ability, but pay attention to the dilution ratio when using, to avoid excessive immersion resulting in denture damage.

Use baking soda

How to do it: Mix baking soda with water to make a paste, then gently brush your dentures with a soft-bristled toothbrush.

Note: Baking soda powder has a slight abrasive, pay attention to the force when using, to avoid scratching the surface of the denture.

Third, professional cleaning services

If the yellow stains on the denture base are stubborn, or if you are not sure how to properly clean your dentures, consult your dentist or oral professional. They may offer some more professional cleaning advice, or offer professional cleaning services.

Fourth, daily nursing suggestions

Regular cleaning: Clean your dentures at least once a day, especially after each meal and before bed.

Avoid staining foods and beverages: Reduce your intake of foods and beverages that stain your teeth easily, such as coffee, tea, red wine, soy sauce, etc.

Proper storage: When not wearing dentures, they should be soaked in clean water to avoid drying and deformation.

Fifth, precautions

Avoid using hot water or harsh chemicals: to avoid damaging the denture material.

Do not use toothpaste or toothbrush to scrub oral tissues other than dentures: to avoid irritation or damage to the mouth.

Check your dentures regularly: If your dentures are damaged or uncomfortable, consult your dentist for repairs or adjustments.

Through the correct cleaning method and daily care, you can effectively remove the yellow stains on the denture base, and keep the denture clean and beautiful.