What is a safe way to remove coffee stains from dentures?
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Hi Vjtj38,
Have you tried a denture cleaning product? I've seen them with special stain formulas. That might help. Either that or ask you dentist what s/he recommends. Wishing you the best.
My husband uses denture tablets. .I buy the extra strength for him .helps to keep them white. .
Efferdent
Use "Steradent" to steep them in overnight......
My dentist recommended this, add a little splash of apple cider to enough warm water to just cover cover my dentures, allow them to soak either overnight, or while showering. This formula has been working great for me for several years.
Rinse and gargle three times a day with hydrogen peroxide and the same amount of water. Brush your teeth with baking soda and hydrogen peroxide two or three times a day. Don’t swallow the peroxide. It’s not poison, but you might get nauseated by drinking it. Best wishes ☺️
Soak the dentures in water and hydrogen peroxide, brush them with baking soda and peroxide as a paste, and they can stay very nice. The more coffee and tea you drink, the darker they will get. Hubby’s look nice and natural, which means, not gleaming white, and he drinks coffee and tea all day. ☺️
I drink strong brewed coffee every morning, the best I have found for coffee stains is Stain Away
I'm sorry to hear that you're experiencing staining on your dentures from your coffee consumption. You should consider using a denture cleaning solution specifically designed to remove stains. There are many options available on the market. Another option is to visit your dentist for a professional cleaning. They can use tools to remove tough stains and restore the appearance of your dentures. If you're looking for a qualified dentist in your area, you may want to check out https://jeffreygrossdds.com/services/cosmetic-dentistry/. They have a directory of dental professionals who can provide personalized care and advice on maintaining the health of your dentures.
Help stop them before they start. Right after finishing your coffee, swish some water around in your mouth. This helps to wash tannins in the coffee from the denture material.
It's common for certain drinks, like coffee, to stain dentures over time. Good news is, there are safe and effective ways to clean them! Have you tried denture cleaning tablets or denture cleaners specifically designed for removing stains? They can work wonders! You can find them at most pharmacies or check out https://thehealthysmile.net/dental-services/implant-dentistry-bay-village-ohio/ for more info. Remember to follow the instructions and give your dentures a regular gentle brushing as well.
Use denture tablets.
You could also drink your coffee through a straw, that is what my friend does. That way it will not contact the front of your dentures.
Have you tried denture tablets?