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12-31-2010, 05:08 PM
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Well that's all scary! I had planned on getting a partial for my bottom back molars so I can eat but if they don't stay in place I don't know what I'll do. It's hard enough to deal with the idea of it being in my mouth to begin with. I have a phobia considering dentures. If I seen some I start gagging and will throw up if they stay in my sight. I've always had this problem. Doesn't denture adhesive work to keep the bottom in place? Ugghh now I'm just more confused and upset!!!!
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01-01-2011, 09:02 AM
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I have tried poligrip, fixodent and one that you cut the shape of the denture and lay a lining inside. If I didn't talk, eat, or drink I still wouldn't be OK with them as I can't stand the way they feel. IRK! I looked forward to these new teeth as I would finally have a great smile and not hide my mouth with my hand. I have this urge to bury them in the backyard!
Remember this is only my experience and yours may be totally different. |
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