denture

Converse of object

• wear: They will also want to know about your teeth, whether you wear dentures, have caps or a plate.
• clean: When cleaning dentures it is recommended that you do so over a folded towel or sink of water.
• make: The teeth used to make modern dentures are made of acrylic.
• have: I have dentures or fillings - Can I still use this kit?
• include: Cosmetic problems This includes broken dentures and lost artificial crowns.
• retain: We can then subsequently place single crowns, bridgework, or attachments to retain dentures on top of the implants.

Noun used with modifier

tooth: Check the fit surface for irregularities Check general tooth position Disinfect dentures as directed On fit checks: occlusion and levels are they o.k.

Adjective modifier

• ill-fitting: Pain or discomfort from ill-fitting dentures can often be eliminated or reduced.
• partial: Also Required dental Technician perform ceramic crowns & bridge & perform cast partial dentures.
• removable: MISSING TEETH: BRIDGES, DENTURES & IMPLANTS Missing teeth can be replaced by removable dentures, a bridge, or an implant.
• loose: They are easy to apply and fit to upper and lower plates to restore a firm fit to loose dentures.
• conventional: Unlike a conventional denture it moves very little compared to a conventional denture during eating.
• fitting: We're like ill fitting dentures against the gum of reality.

Modifies a noun

• stomatitis: In Wisdom teeth Why does denture stomatitis need treating?
• fixative: Some people find that using a denture fixative in the early stages gives them extra security.
• wearer: Denture wearers are the most common group to be affected along with people who have difficulties keeping their mouths clean.
• cleaner: Use a specialist denture cleaner or soap and water.
• tooth: Figure 1b The consequences on lip support, of setting the anterior denture teeth directly over the residual ridges.
• hygiene: Be extra careful with denture hygiene at all times.

Preposition: in

place: Chewing slowly, using both sides of the mouth at once, will help to keep the denture in place.