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Encyclopedia > Denture

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DENTURE (513 words)
The denture is constructed before the teeth are removed, the teeth are removed and the denture is immediately placed in the mouth.
In the case of a partial denture, It should be removed before brushing your teeth and cleaned before placing it back into your mouth.
When the denture is not in your mouth it should be soaked so that it will not dry out and warp.
Denture (619 words)
A denture is made of acrylic resin, sometimes in combination with various metals, and comes in two types; complete denture or partial denture.
Cleaning the denture is also important and requires the removal and brushing of the denture daily, preferably with a brush designed specifically for cleaning dentures.
Dentures are no longer the only way to restore a mouth that has little or no non-restorable teeth.
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