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How to Care for Prosthetic Teeth

Fixed or removable, prosthetic teeth need daily care. A simple routine protects your gums and jawbone.

Dt. Coşkun Kuru
Reviewed by Dt. Coşkun Kuru
August 11, 2026 · 1 min read
How to Care for Prosthetic Teeth

The first thing to know when cleaning prosthetic teeth is whether your prosthesis is fixed or removable — the routines are different.

Fixed prostheses

Brush twice a day like natural teeth. Dental floss or interdental brushes help prevent bacterial plaque around bridges and crowns. Patients who look after their prostheses heal faster and keep a healthier mouth.

Removable dentures

  • Remove and rinse the denture with plenty of water after every meal.
  • Take it out every night before bed to let the tissues of your mouth rest.
  • Use special cleaning tablets twice a week.

Skipping denture care does more than affect appearance — over time it can harm the jawbone. If you are unsure about any step, ask your dentist.

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