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How Do You Know If Your Partial Dentures Are Fitting Properly?

A good partial denture fit is essential for the daily functioning of denture wearers. Discomfort, trouble chewing, and even embarrassment can result from dentures that don’t fit properly. It can be difficult to tell whether partial dentures are fitting properly. Achieving your ideal smile is within reach when you know what to look for in a good partial denture fit and what to do if it requires adjustment.

Partial Denture options are available from Vida Smile Care, where the staff has the training and knowledge to make sure dentures fit properly and comfortably for you or a loved one. To arrange a meeting with our group of specialists, call 312-733-5644 right now.

 

Signs of A Denture Fit

Partial Dentures must be strong and comfortable. Your dentures should remain securely in place even while you speak, eat, and smile. No soreness or discomfort should be felt anywhere in your mouth. Your dentures must be simple to care for and clean. If your dentures are fitting correctly, you should see the following:

You shouldn’t experience any pain or discomfort in your mouth if your dentures are properly fitted. A symptom that your dentures may need adjustment is if you feel pain or painful places.

It may take some time to become used to speaking with dentures, but once you do, your speech will be much improved. However, ill-fitting partial dentures may be to blame if you still have trouble speaking or if they fall out of place as you speak.

A good fit for your partial dentures will make eating and chewing a breeze. A symptom that your dentures may not be fitting properly is if they shift about while you eat or if you experience difficulties chewing.

Your partial dentures should blend in with your natural teeth and gums for a comfortable and natural look. It could be an indication of a poorly fitting denture if you experience any discomfort when eating or smiling due to the appearance of your dentures.

Your smile and confidence will both be boosted by properly fitting partial dentures.

 

How To Know If Your Dentures Fit

How well do my partial dentures fit? Those who have never worn partial dentures before often wonder about this. You can do a couple of things if you think your dentures might need an adjustment because they aren’t fitting properly. To make sure your dentures are a good fit, follow these steps:

Bite test –  Gently press down on the bit and let go. Your dentures ought to be secure and not budge.

Tongue test – To check your dentures, run your tongue over their insides. Your dentures may need adjustment if you detect any rough areas or lumps.


Cheek test – To check the fit of your dentures, press your cheek against them with your tongue. It may be an indication of a poorly fitting denture if you detect any spaces or air pockets.

Mouth movement test –
Put your lips to the test by moving them in various ways. Your dentures should remain securely in place and not slip or fall out.

You must consult a denture expert if you experience any of the symptoms above or have any issues with the fit of your dentures.

 

The Partial Denture Fitting Procedure

Modern digital technology is used at Vida Smile Care to make dentures that fit perfectly. With our 3D printers and digital design tools, we take exact mouth measurements for our denture fitting procedure. It enables us to make natural, stable, and comfortable dentures.

Our staff can help if you are having pain or other problems with the way your dentures fit. For optimal operation of your dentures, we provide denture repairs and adjustments.

Call Vida Smile Care Today To Schedule A Partial Denture Fitting

Ask for advice if you’re still not sure if your dentures fit properly. Our staff of qualified partial denture experts can assess your situation in detail and suggest the best course of action.

Don’t let poorly fitting dentures hold you back; make an appointment with Vida Smile Care online or at 312-733-5644 to find out how we can help you get the ideal fit for your dentures.