Dentures - Results

The primary goal of the installation of a removable dental replacement is to reestablish chewing ability in a partially or completely edentulous mouth. After a precursory training phase, in which primarily soft food in small pieces should be ingested, one may soon transition to customary foods - chewing ability is typically restored by then.⁸

It is just as important that aesthetics are largely recovered and that sound articulation is normal and without problems. Initial difficulties with the pronunciation of some words should gradually dwindle with a little practice.

The prosthesis is generally adapted to your mouth in such a way that no marks are left. Should bending or similar occurrences cause the appearance of marks, your dentist can correct these quickly. After an individually long period of acclimation, a pleasant feeling while wearing your prosthesis should materialize.¹