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I had a one tooth denture fitted on Friday, last week. It's an interim 'stop-gap' prior to having an implant.
I find that I am constantly pushing the plate up to my palate with my tongue. How can I stop doing this?
My tongue is getting sore.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.I've had a denture for 4 years and still don't get on with it. It's for a front tooth so I have to wear it.
On Thursday last week, another front tooth fell out, so back to the dentist. They've taken my denture to add another tooth, so I am walking around with 2 front teeth missing until Thursday. I want to cry.
Once daughter is out of uni, I'll be investigating implants.
Tilly, I lost a front tooth (a crown) before Christmas and had to have a single denture made. It lasted just two days before the tooth on the other side fell out, rendering it useless. In trying to take an impression for a double denture, the dentist managed to pull out a three-tooth bridge as well.
I have now had three implants put in and when they bed down in a few months I will have a six-tooth bridge screwed into them. Meanwhile, I don't have anywhere much I can put my tongue at all.
Thank you, Canary.
Capt, fortunately, I find Bounties too sweet and don't eat them. Coconut gets everywhere, whether you have your own teeth or not.
Jno, you must spend a lot of time and money at the dentist. I can't believe that the dentist also pulled out your bridge. You must have been flaming mad !
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