Why does my saliva seem different since I got my denture?+
Saliva often changes temporarily when you start wearing a new denture. If you’re concerned, or it isn’t settling, mention it to the clinic.
Is it normal for my mouth to feel too full?+
A new appliance can feel unfamiliar before it feels routine. If it’s also causing soreness or affecting your speech or chewing, ask to have it checked.
Which feelings shouldn’t I just wait out?+
Sore areas are the clearest example, because they should be adjusted. A denture that keeps moving or trapping food can also point to something worth assessing.
How long does it take for a denture to feel normal?+
There’s no single timeline. Learning to use a new denture takes time, and appointments for adjustment are there to help with that transition.
Can I just take the denture out if it feels strange?+
Wear it as you were instructed. If you can’t follow those instructions because of discomfort, call and let the clinic know what’s happening.
How do Birds Hill residents arrange an adjustment visit?+
Call (204) 338-3003 or send the form with a note on what you’re feeling. We’d see you for it on McPhillips Street, at the clinic in Winnipeg.