What should I eat first with new dentures?+
Foods that are simple to manage and easy to bite into small pieces are a sensible start. You’ll get instructions suited to your situation, and more becomes possible with practice and adjustment.
Why does my lower denture seem to move more when I eat?+
Upper and lower dentures don’t behave identically, because anatomy and movement differ between the jaws. If movement troubles you, the fit and bite can be assessed.
Will I chew as well as I did with my own teeth?+
A denture won’t exactly match natural teeth, even though it can improve chewing. Many people find that technique and adjustments make meals easier over time.
Why does chewing on both sides matter?+
Balancing food between both sides, in smaller bites, tends to help a denture remain stable while you eat.
My denture has started catching food. What’s going on?+
Gum and jaw tissues keep changing after tooth loss, which can alter the fit. Have it checked, since an adjustment, reline or replacement may need to be considered.
Is your clinic in Leila North?+
Our clinic address is Unit 5, 2358 McPhillips Street, Winnipeg, MB R2V 4J6, and that’s where your denture care takes place. To request a time, use this page or phone (204) 338-3003.