Why did my denture fit well at first and then start slipping?+
Several things might have changed, including the tissues beneath it, the bite or the denture itself. An examination is the way to find out, so note roughly when you first noticed a difference.
Does a dry mouth affect how a denture holds?+
Saliva is one of the things conventional retention relies on. Let the dentist know if your mouth often feels dry, and include all of your medications on your health list.
Would adding snaps fix a bad bite?+
Not on its own. Attachments add retention, but a denture must also meet your other teeth correctly, so the bite is assessed as part of planning and adjusted as needed.
Could my denture just be too old?+
Age alone does not tell the whole story, but it is worth asking about. Bring your denture so the dentist can examine its condition, fit and tooth position directly.
Do snap-in dentures depend on saliva and muscle control?+
Their main added hold comes from the attachments, although the denture still rests partly on your tissues. You will still need time to get used to how it feels and functions.
How can someone in Stony Mountain have a slipping denture looked at?+
Send a request or telephone (204) 338-3003 and describe when it moves. Your confirmed appointment would be at 2358 McPhillips Street in Winnipeg.