Doctors,
1:- are toothpaste and flossing necessary or not for dentures ?
2:- if someone has no teeths then is brushing and toothpaste must be use or not Or only brushing is ok ?
3:- if tooth break of adult person for example half tooth or third part of tooth will it grow back or not ?
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-1- for denture you need to use mild toothpaste and brush . Flossing not needed.
2- for dentures and all teeth absent -just clean the tongue and brush Well
3- teeth once damaged can't grow back
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Hello dear
See brushing is must whether you have dentures or not since absence of brushing increases chances of plaque accumulation which further causes dental caries and periodontitis.
Tooth once broken will not regenerate.for further details you can consult me
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Hello ma'am
1. Using a toothbrush and toothpaste once daily for dentures is a good practice. Also, they should be kept in plain water at night.
Flossing is not required for dentures.
2. Simply cleaning the gums daily with a clean finger is often good enough to maintain oral hygiene if no teeth are present. Toothpaste is optional
3. An adult broken tooth will not repair itself or grow back
I hope these answers were to your satisfaction. You can contact me for any further queries. Thank you!
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It seems the questions for on behalf of an elderly person. Do direct them towards a dental clinic near you
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