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Fixing dentyure set on both jaws
Is there any type other than implant like glue to fix denture.if it is there let me know. Denture is coming out
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Implants are the only way to get your dentures fixed onto the jaws. If the existing dentures have become loose then firstly it would be ideal to go for a new set of dentures, or digesting dentures can be repaired by means of relining and rebasing, but if you want a fixed solution then implant supported denture is the only option.
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Go for new denture
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Loose Dentures are due to two reasons -
1. Dentures being old
2. Poorly fitting Dentures
3. Over extending Dentures
In first two situations new Dentures have to be made. If the problem is as per 3rd point, the Dentures have to be trimmed and adjusted.
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in any of the above case scenario visit a dentist to get it rectified. you may come to my clinic as well
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using a powder or cream to retain a loose denture in mouth will cause the bone to Dissolve fast. it is not advisable.
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Dr. Sawon Barman
Dentist
28 yrs exp
Kolkata
Yes … you can fix your denture by denture fixation glue .. but I think if you make a fresh denture with soft liner .. that would be better for you .. if you want you can visit our clinic for further guidance ..
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Patient should come to a dentist..
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