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Do you have trouble speaking with your dentures? NoYes

Similar to chewing, talking relies heavily on your teeth. When you first wear dentures, you may experience difficulty speaking. However, these speech issues should disappear as you become used to the dentures. If they return or you experience any other speech pattern changes, it is likely that your dentures are not fitted correclty. Ill-fitting dentures can move when you speak, this ultimately can affect your speech. Usually your dentist can solve the problem by reshaping or relining your dentures.

Do you have difficulty eating with your dentures? NoYes

One of the primary functions of dentures is to restore normal eating habits. When you first get dentures you may have needed some time to get used to them. However, if you are noticing any increased difficulty when it comes to chewing, It may be a sign that your dentures need to be refitted to the exact shape of your gum.

Do your dentures always feel uncomfortable or experience any of the following symptoms?
  • Oral sores (gums, etc)
  • Excess sliding or movement when chewing
  • Uneven distribution of force
  • Sore Jaw
  • Food getting caught under the denture
NoYes

While you may find that dentures never feel as comfortable as your natural teeth, dentures should not cause any physical discomfort. If you experience any of the issues outlined you may need to discuss this issue with your dentist or oral health professional as soon as possible.

Do you experience frequent gum irritation? NoYes
When you first have dentures they may feel unnatural, but you will eventually acclimate to them. However, your dentures should never cause gum irritation. Be mindful of any inflammation, rubbing or bleeding. This is likely due to a defect in the surface and you may need your dentist to inspect your dentures. You can also prevent this by maintaining a regular an comprehensive oral hygiene routine, including brushing your gums and palate with a soft toothbrush at least 2 times a day.
Do you find that dentures are affecting your confidence or day to day life? NoYes
While some people feel like dentures can hold them back from life and social settings, this does not need to be a concern. Depending on certain factors your dentist will be able to work with you to get the best possible outcome and provide you with assistance and care instructions to help get a comfortable, healthy happy smile!
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Do you have trouble speaking with your dentures? NoYes

Similar to chewing, talking relies heavily on your teeth. When you first wear dentures, you may experience difficulty speaking. However, these speech issues should disappear as you become used to the dentures. If they return or you experience any other speech pattern changes, it is likely that your dentures are not fitted correclty. Ill-fitting dentures can move when you speak, this ultimately can affect your speech. Usually your dentist can solve the problem by reshaping or relining your dentures.

Do you have difficulty eating with your dentures? NoYes

One of the primary functions of dentures is to restore normal eating habits. When you first get dentures you may have needed some time to get used to them. However, if you are noticing any increased difficulty when it comes to chewing, It may be a sign that your dentures need to be refitted to the exact shape of your gum.

Do your dentures always feel uncomfortable or experience any of the following symptoms?
  • Oral sores (gums, etc)
  • Excess sliding or movement when chewing
  • Uneven distribution of force
  • Sore Jaw
  • Food getting caught under the denture
NoYes

While you may find that dentures never feel as comfortable as your natural teeth, dentures should not cause any physical discomfort. If you experience any of the issues outlined you may need to discuss this issue with your dentist or oral health professional as soon as possible.

Do you experience frequent gum irritation? NoYes
When you first have dentures they may feel unnatural, but you will eventually acclimate to them. However, your dentures should never cause gum irritation. Be mindful of any inflammation, rubbing or bleeding. This is likely due to a defect in the surface and you may need your dentist to inspect your dentures. You can also prevent this by maintaining a regular an comprehensive oral hygiene routine, including brushing your gums and palate with a soft toothbrush at least 2 times a day.
Do you find that dentures are affecting your confidence or day to day life? NoYes
While some people feel like dentures can hold them back from life and social settings, this does not need to be a concern. Depending on certain factors your dentist will be able to work with you to get the best possible outcome and provide you with assistance and care instructions to help get a comfortable, healthy happy smile!