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Denture induced Stomatitis is an infection of oral mucosa caused by fungus in the area covered by a denture. It usually occurs in the upper jaw. |
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Wearing an unfit denture which traumatizes the oral tissue |
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Wearing a denture that is not thoroughly cleaned |
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Not
taking the denture off at night before bed which creates
a favourable environment that allows fungus to grow. |
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Immerse the denture in water overnight
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Consult a dentist and rinse with medicated mouthwash as instructed. |
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Remove the denture every night before bed so that the mucosa gets rest. |
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You
must clean the denture thoroughly with toothbrush and
detergent, rinse the denture and then soak it in a glass
of water overnight. |
If
the denture doesn't fit well, you should go to a dentist
for replacement.
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