What lines the bottom of the sink during denture care?

What lines the bottom of the sink during denture care?

• A. Newspaper
• B. Plastic bag
• C. Tissues
• D. Towels

Answer: (D)

A soft towel in the sink creates a cushion and a non-slip surface that protects dentures during cleaning. If a denture slips, the towel absorbs some impact and reduces the chance of cracking or breaking, and it also helps prevent scratches on the sink and keeps the denture steady. The towel’s texture helps the denture stay in place rather than sliding around. It also catches water and cleansers, keeping the area cleaner. Newspapers are not suitable because ink and fibers can transfer to the denture and snag it; plastic bags can be slippery and don’t cushion well; tissues are flimsy and can tear, offering little protection.

A soft towel in the sink creates a cushion and a non-slip surface that protects dentures during cleaning. If a denture slips, the towel absorbs some impact and reduces the chance of cracking or breaking, and it also helps prevent scratches on the sink and keeps the denture steady. The towel’s texture helps the denture stay in place rather than sliding around. It also catches water and cleansers, keeping the area cleaner. Newspapers are not suitable because ink and fibers can transfer to the denture and snag it; plastic bags can be slippery and don’t cushion well; tissues are flimsy and can tear, offering little protection.