Your Dentures Are Loose

Your dentures are designed to fit snugly within your mouth, ensuring stability during activities such as chewing and speaking. If you feel a sense of looseness or movement in your dentures, or notice a clicking sound when eating or speaking, this is your first sign your dentures need replacement. While relining your dentures may solve the problem, older dentures will probably need to be replaced.

Your Denture Are Damaged

Over time and without proper care, dentures can start to show signs of weakness or breakage. Routine examinations of your dentures are essential to identify any emerging issues related to deterioration. Examine your dentures for signs of chips or cracks. If such damage is detected, it is time to replace your dentures. Be sure to pay attention to the condition of the denture base as well. If you observe any bending or warping in the base, it indicates the need for a replacement to ensure optimal fit and functionality.

Your Dentures Are Stained

In addition to chips or cracks, you might notice that your dentures have become discolored or stained over time. While proper cleaning techniques can slow discoloration, stubborn stains can still remain. As a result of these cosmetic changes, you may start to feel self-conscious about your smile. In this case it’s probably best to get them replaced.

If you currently use dentures to restore your smile after tooth loss, there may come a day that you may notice that they don’t fit or look as well as they once did. Most dentures, especially older ones, don’t last forever. Rather than suffer with problems that arise from older dentures, here are some signs that it might be time to consider repairing or replacing your old dentures.

You Find it Uncomfortable to Eat

If you start to notice soreness or pain when biting or chewing, it is a sign that the fit of your denture have changed over time. If you experience discomfort while eating, consult your dentist regarding replacement dentures.

You Find it Difficult to Speak Clearly

With older dentures, you may find that you have problems speaking when you use your dentures, such are slurring words or that your dentures slip when you talk. This is another sure sign that the fit of you dentures has changed, and may need to replaced or adjusted.

You Notice Sores Along Your Gum Line

Continued contact between your dentures and your gum line can lead to the development of sores and lesions, especially as the fit of the dentures evolves over time. As dentures age and undergo changes in fit, the potential for discomfort and pain increases. These sores and lesions may result from friction, pressure points, or improper alignment of the dentures with the contours of your gums.

Contact Us

Regular check-ups with your dentist are essential to address any changes in the fit of your dentures and to ensure they remain comfortable. Adjustments or, in some cases, replacement of dentures may be recommended to alleviate issues caused by older dentures. Proper care and attention to the fit of your dentures contribute significantly to your overall oral comfort and well-being.

To find out more about our denture repair and replacement services, and how our we can help restore your smile, contact us in Newnan at 770-251-6868 or in Stockbridge at 770-389-1980.

Categories: Health

by South Atlanta Denture

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