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I have a full upper denture which i now have had for 3 weeks. i
must use adhesive in order to eat and it is rather difficult to get my dentures out at
night because of the adhesive. is there any thing i can do to be able to get my denture
out more comfortably
The early weeks of denture wearing can be quite a challenge sometimes as you adjust to
them. In addition to trying other brands or amounts of adhesive, you may try various
finger positions and ways to dislodge your denture (ie- try pulling on only the left or
right side of the denture to remove it). Another often useful trick is to place a finger
inside each of your cheeks and pull out and laterally (so that you look like a chipmunk!).
This stretches your cheek muscles and may break the seal of your denture. In no time, I
suspect you will be able to place and remove your denture without even thinking about it! |
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