It is much simpler for people with dentures to eat, speak, and feel confident about their smile as they help to restore and replace teeth that have been lost. However, over time your dentures may start getting stained from a food particle build-up or certain drinks. Here are some of the few items and best way to clean dentures: 

• Hydrogen peroxide: Hydrogen peroxide can kill the bacteria and germs from any surface including your dentures. To get the most of the hydrogen peroxide’s potential as the best denture cleaner, begin by transferring the liquid from a shallow dish into a more substantial container. Soak your dentures in the peroxide overnight and gently brush your dentures to get rid of stains the next morning. 
• Baking soda: Baking soda is a common household item that can help remove stains from your dentures. You can create your own DIY homemade denture cleanser by mixing a teaspoon of baking soda and a few drops of water in a small dish. 
• White vinegar: Due to the acidic nature of white vinegar it can remove bacteria and mineral deposits, or coffee stains from your dentures. To remove tartar and denture glue, soak dentures in white vinegar and brush them with a denture brush. 
• Dental bleach: Dental bleach is a denture cleaning solution that is designed specifically for dentures. Mix 1 teaspoon of dental bleach with 8 ounces of water in a small dish. Place your dentures in the mixture and let it soak for about 20 minutes before brushing and rinsing them with cold water. 
• Saltwater: Mix 1 tablespoon of table salt with 8 ounces of water in a bowl. Place the dentures in the mixture and let it soak overnight. When cleaning partial dentures  the next morning gently brush your dentures to remove the unwanted stains. 
• Clean your dentures professionally: Cleaning-stained dentures on your own can help remove the stains. But it is important to have your dentures whitened and disinfected by a professional denture service . Dental professionals are equipped with advanced tools and have knowledge of how to remove the stains from your dentures properly. 

Things to avoid while cleaning dentures. 

Here are some of the things that you need to avoid while cleaning your dentures: 

• Using an abrasive toothbrush or toothpaste: Avoid using an abrasive toothbrush or paste as it can cause scratches on your dentures which can lead to discoloration and wear. Instead, use a toothbrush with silicone bristles and gentle toothpaste that’s free from alcohol. 
• Using very hot water or dishwasher: Since dentures are made of thermoplastic materials you should not put your dentures in hot water or a dishwasher as it can become warped and ruin the fit. 
• Holding the denture in your hands: Dentures that have been lathered up can be difficult to retain a firm grip on while cleaning them with a brush since they have a tendency to slide out of your hands and land on the hard surface of the bathroom. This can also cause your denture to break or crack.