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Dentures & False Teeth : Flexible Partial Dentures

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Wear dentures comfortably by using flexible partial dentures. Learn about wearing flexible partial dentures from a dentist in this free oral hygiene video. Expert: Dr. Joe Neely Bio: Dr. Joe Neely practices dentistry with Barton Oaks Dental Group. With over 35 years of experience, Dr. Neely loves helping people get the smile they want. Filmmaker: MAKE | MEDIA

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#1 written by GameAttacker 1 year ago

First!:)

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#2 written by XlXtremeXl 1 year ago

Second D:!

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#3 written by guitarguru2006 1 year ago

Third! XD

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#4 written by murtz786 1 year ago

fourth?

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#5 written by Sleezyfosheezie 1 year ago

Flexible partial dentures can indeed be added to. They need re-waxed and re-invested with stone covering the areas not needing repair. Once boiled out, use a product called val-fuse on the remaining exposed area of the partial. You are now ready to re-inject the flask with new flexible material. The partial will then need to be re-finished and re-polished leaving you with a freshly repaired flexible partial. Same process for adding teeth.

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#6 written by ringgoamanda 1 year ago

huh????

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#7 written by acetyloholine 1 year ago

nice =)

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#8 written by kromeboy1884 1 year ago

faaaaar too much hassle, imo….

new imps, new teeth, new flexi denture gets made- better end product & less time consuming

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#9 written by gucci4us 1 year ago

My flexible partial dentures are l week old. They are very painful and sore. I’ve been to see my dentist daily for adjustments, but I’m getting discouraged. Any advice…please

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#10 written by 2ubtrue 1 year ago

stupid commercial @ beginning is annoying.

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#11 written by commonworldcitizen 1 year ago

Hey How are they now . Did you get used to them ?

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#12 written by HorrorMoviesOne 1 year ago

yes, i finally did, it took awhile.

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#13 written by HorrorMoviesOne 1 year ago

I still hate them, but I can’t afford implants yet. My mouth gets very dry and I still don’t pronounce words correctly.

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#14 written by Snakehair1102 1 year ago

I don’t know exactly what your dental problem is but I use Imako cosmetic teeth. I love them. I have also both colors. Also I have had them both for about 3 years. They are only for the top but they only cost 50 dollars and look very natural.

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#15 written by The101177 1 year ago

I’m getting dentures in the very near future, any advice? Questions to ask the dentist?
Erin

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#16 written by SatansMullet 1 year ago

i love that they are finally coming out with natural looking teeth and such cause honestly i have tried my BEST to take care of mine all these years but let me tell ya its harder then just brush 3 times a day. WAY harder

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#17 written by bethal1998 1 year ago

@gucci4us
i know what you mean. I took my uncle to get his partial dentures about 3 months ago and he can barely talk with them s he just took them out.
He told the dentist that they hurt b/c the pink part was really hard, not soft and flexible like the video shown above.

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#18 written by cuspid90 1 year ago

but flexible partial denture cannot be repair if it broke up..it’s not like a acrylic denture..

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