Wearing dentures could protect older adults from cognitive decline, a major study finds. The report was published in Aging Medicine on Dec. 23. A team from NYU Rory Meyers College of Nursing evaluated ...

As we age, the natural wear and tear on our teeth can lead to significant oral health challenges, from tooth loss to persistent discomfort, often impacting daily life. When these issues become a ...

An estimated 37 million Americans, just under a quarter of the population, wear false teeth (i.e., upper or lower plates, or both), and about 10 million more use partial dentures. For the great ...

Denture use may protect against cognitive decline among older adults with tooth loss, emphasizing the potential importance of prosthodontic rehabilitation in maintaining brain health. This study was ...

Maxillary (upper) dentures have consistently higher long-term survival rates than mandibular (lower) dentures. Implant-retained dentures generally lead to better patient satisfaction and stability ...

Wearing removable dentures may be linked to systemic diseases, especially respiratory conditions, by potentially contributing to the spread of infections and inflammation, according to a review ...

Wearing dentures can make eating easier, but not all foods are denture-friendly. Some foods are too hard, sticky, or chewy, which can damage dentures, cause discomfort, or lead to slipping. Seniors ...