Your smile or proud.
Denture cleaning solution.
Go-easy
DOES NOT CONTAIN BLEACH.
Eco friendly.
Clinically tested.
Active disinfectant.
Anti bacterial.
Anti fungal.
Anti discolouration.
Instructions for use:
Add one tablespoon of go easy to a glass of water and leave dentures in over night.
In the morning, remove dentures from glass and thoroughly rinse with water and brush with toothbrush with a bit of tooth paste.
For a faster clean add two tablespoons of go easy to a glass of water and leave dentures to soak for approx 25 minutes.
(see ingredients and always follow instructions)
If you have any queries about Easy go please contact us and ask for one of our dental proffesional.
Cleaning dentures is extremely important for several reasons:
1. **Oral hygiene**: Dentures, like natural teeth, can accumulate plaque, food debris, and bacteria. Regular cleaning prevents bacterial growth, reducing the risk of infections and oral diseases.
2. **Prevention of bad odors**: Dirty dentures can lead to unpleasant breath. Regular cleaning eliminates this problem.
3. **Maintaining aesthetics**: Clean dentures look better and are more aesthetically pleasing. Regular cleaning helps keep them in good condition and prevents discoloration.
4. **Comfort of wearing**: Dirty dentures can cause discomfort, irritation, or sores in the mouth. Keeping them clean contributes to better wearing comfort.
5. **Extending the lifespan of dentures**: Regular cleaning and maintenance can help keep dentures in better shape, prolonging their lifespan.
Therefore, it is important to follow cleaning recommendations, use appropriate cleaning agents.
!!!!!! The presence of certain bacteria in dentures !!!!!!
The presence of certain bacteria in dentures can
lead to health complications if not properly managed.
Here are some potentially dangerous bacteria that may be found in or around
dentures:
1. **Streptococcus mutans**: This bacterium is a major contributor to dental plaque and tooth decay. It can thrive on dentures and lead to oral infections.
2. **Candida albicans**: While technically a fungus, it is often associated with denture-related stomatitis. It can cause inflammation and discomfort in the mouth, particularly in individuals with compromised immune systems.
3. **Porphyromonas gingivalis**: This bacterium is linked to periodontal disease and can be found in the oral cavity, particularly in individuals with poor oral hygiene. It can contribute to gum infections and other complications.
4. **Fusobacterium nucleatum**: This bacterium plays a role in periodontal disease and can contribute to inflammation and infection in the gums.
5. **Actinomyces species**: These bacteria are involved in root caries and periodontal disease and can be harmful when present in the oral cavity, especially in individuals with dentures.
6. **Staphylococcus aureus**: This bacterium can cause various infections and may be present in the mouth, particularly if there is poor oral hygiene.
To mitigate the risks associated with these bacteria, it’s crucial to maintain proper denture hygiene by regularly cleaning and soaking dentures, as well as adhering to a comprehensive oral hygiene routine. Regular dental check-ups are also important to monitor oral health and address any issues promptly.