What should I pay attention to when wearing a full denture for the first time?

In addition to taking anti-inflammatory drugs, you can also peel and slice the purple garlic and bite it with the gums, 3 times a day, this method has a good anti-inflammatory and sterilization effect.

1.Brush your teeth before going to bed to remove accumulated food debris and keep your mouth clean. The denture can be removed and cleaned with a soft-bristled brush and toothpaste.

2.If you don't use dentures, soak them in baking soda solution or rice washing water of the day before going to bed, and don't soak them in hot water to scrub them.

3.Even if the fixed denture is installed, when the patient is delirious or in danger of convulsions, it is still necessary to pay attention to prevent the denture from loosening after long-term use or loosening under strong action, causing the denture to be aspirated into the lungs and cause suffocation.

4.The teeth are made of polymer materials, so you should pay attention to holding them firmly when brushing and wearing them to prevent them from falling on the ground and cracking.

There are two main types of common dentures.

Removable dentures are also known as "living teeth".

It is a kind of restoration that patients can freely wear by using the mucosa and bone tissue covered by natural teeth and base to support, and relying on the retention body and base of dentures. It has a wide range of adaptations and can repair defects in any part of the dentition and alveolar ridge, and the number of missing teeth can range from missing one tooth to multiple or even full mouth tooth loss. Removable dentures have the advantages of less grinding tooth tissue, easy to make and clean, and low cost, but their disadvantages are that the denture is large in size, has many parts, and the first wearer often has a foreign body sensation, difficult pronunciation, and even causes nausea, and the chewing efficiency is not as good as that of fixed dentures.

Fixed dentures are also known as "dead teeth".

It is supported by the natural tooth adjacent to the missing tooth space, and is fixed to the natural tooth by sticking the retainer on the denture, and the patient cannot take it off and put it on his own. Fixed dentures restore high chewing efficiency and are comfortable and aesthetically pleasing. However, the teeth on both sides of the missing teeth are required to be firm, normal in shape and position, without excessive wear and tilt displacement, healthy periodontal tissue, and no gingival recession. Secondly, the loss of teeth should not be too much, it is advisable to lose 1 or 2 teeth, and the alveolar ridge in the missing tooth area has no serious absorption, and it is smooth and smooth without tenderness.

If necessary, it is necessary to grind off part of the surrounding healthy teeth, which is painful.

Answer]: After the first wearing of the full denture for a period of time, with the chewing of food, the local alveolar bone has different degrees of absorption, resulting in the sinking of the base and poor occlusion.