Hi Mam! Don't panic mam. Usually it will discomfort for one month. After that The discomfort and redness and saliva will reduce day by day. You can use Ointment for mouth sore.

Slight discomfort, excess salivation, tightness are normally seen once you get new dentures. The problem is pain and redness of your mucosa. Its mostly because of sharp edges, overextended borders or high points.

Hello Sir. I understand your concern. Although it is very common complain amongst most the denture patients. It takes around 15-20 days to get used to it, however for the comfort of patients we often advise “Polident Denture Fixative Cream “. It gives cushion effect between denture and gums , prevents friction as well prevents food lodgement in between gums and denture. However you must visit your respected Dentist first and explain them the points where you are experiencing pain. He or she might alter the denture to smoother surface to prevent further laceration.

It is common to experience some discomfort and increased salivation for the first few days after receiving a new flexible denture, as your mouth adjusts to the appliance. However, persistent pain, swelling, redness, and tenderness after 7 days suggest that the denture may be causing excessive pressure or rubbing on the gums. The denture likely requires adjustment by your dentist. Please do not attempt to modify it yourself. Until you can be seen, you may remove the denture at night, rinse with warm salt water 3–4 times daily, and continue prescribed pain medication if suitable for you.

Discomfort after Flexible denture is a common issue. It takes around 2 weeks time to feel comfortable after placement. Increased salivation happens due to presence of a synthetic body in oral cavity and generally subsides after some time. Redness and swelling are things to be taken care for. Contact ur Doctor if the pain is significant.

Hi, I understand your discomfort. As a dentist, let me explain: Pain & swelling 7 days after a new flexible denture is common, but what you described - red, swollen, tender gums + tight feeling - suggests the denture needs adjustment. Why this happens: 1. Pressure spots: The denture may be pressing too hard on specific gum areas. 2. Fit issues: Even 0.5mm extra can cause rubbing & soreness. 3. Initial healing: Gums take 2-4 weeks to adapt, but pain should reduce daily. If it's same/worse, it's not normal. Increased saliva is normal for first 2 weeks - your mouth thinks denture is food..

No need to panic this is a common complaint that patients have after getting a new denture. It generally takes 20-25 days for the new denture to get used to . You can use ointments for oral sore in the meantime. If the discomfort continues after 25 days you can visit to the dentist for the required adjustment in your denture.

Hello You definitely need to go for the physical examination