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Old 04-15-2013, 02:22 PM #1
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I recently got my dentures relined and now I am upset because they
are too loose, fine before, now I need to learn to eat all over again
and need to use adhesive, never before, what should i do
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Hi Miss Kitty,

You should go back to the dentist and tell him they are not fitting properly. Relines are meant to make a denture fit more snug. So if the reline made them lose, then something is not right.

Bryanna


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I recently got my dentures relined and now I am upset because they
are too loose, fine before, now I need to learn to eat all over again
and need to use adhesive, never before, what should i do
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