Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Complete Denture.

Fitting typically involves an initial exam, impressions, bite records, and try-ins. From first visit to final delivery usually takes two to six weeks, depending on complexity and any required extractions or healing time.

New dentures often feel bulky or sore initially as your mouth adapts. Most patients adjust within two to six weeks; follow-up visits for adjustments reduce discomfort and improve fit during this period.

Start with soft, easy-to-chew foods and cut items into smaller pieces. Chew slowly using both sides, avoid sticky foods at first, and gradually reintroduce firmer foods as comfort and stability improve.

Dentures typically last five to eight years but may need relines, repairs, or replacement sooner due to wear or jawbone changes. Regular dental checkups every six to twelve months help monitor fit and function.

Yes. Clean dentures daily with a soft brush and denture cleaner, soak overnight, and rinse before wearing. Avoid hot water and use adhesives only as recommended. Regular oral hygiene and dental visits are essential.

Alternatives include implant-supported overdentures and fixed hybrid prostheses, which offer greater stability and chewing power. Discuss bone health, budget, and goals with your dentist to choose the best option.