After getting dentures, you might be excited to put your new smile to use. Even though they instantly give you an enhanced appearance, it will take a while to get used to eating with them. Since the prosthetic sits on your gums (as opposed to teeth that are secured into the jawbone), you may initially find it challenging to chew with them. But don’t worry – once you adapt and adjust to your new teeth, you’ll be able to comfortably enjoy your favorite foods again! Read on to learn a few tips that can make eating with dentures easier.

Thanks to Invisalign’s clear aligners, it’s easy for patients to see how their teeth move during treatment. But what if you start noticing gaps between your teeth and aligners? Unfortunately, that could mean that the plastic trays are not “tracking” your teeth properly – and that can hinder your treatment. Are you unsure of what to do? Read along to learn four tips that can help you get back on track.