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October 12, 2007

Can a Denture Be Made That Will Not Float?

HairCan you made a lower denture that will absolutely not float and stay stable on the gums?

Dave, MO

Dr. Hair:Yes you can, but it will require some dental implants.  Only a couple of traditional implants (or a few of the mini dental implants) if you don't mind some movement but still maintain that stability.  If you require rigid stability with no movement, you will need several dental implants.

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Dorothy Forbes

My lower dentures stick out farther than my upper. Ugly to say the least I have had one consultaion re this and am told I am not a candiate for implants. Is there any solution for me?

Posted by: Dorothy Forbes | January 18, 2008 at 06:12 AM

tammie moore

I was wanting to find out if I can get lower dentures that will stay put?I need some lower teeth to eat with and will I need uppers to match the lowers?also can my uppers be used as a mold ,they fit so well. thanks,Tammie

Posted by: tammie moore | May 22, 2008 at 06:15 PM

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