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Daily schedule for adjusting to dentures - Fixodent

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Day 1: Your denture may seem large and uncomfortable. Try to wear it as much as you can and you will soon get used to it. Take it easy and eat soft food first. Day 3: When you feel that salivation is on the rise, eat a candy. It’ll help you to swallow in a more natural way. Day 8: If your gums hurt, gently rinse with lukewarm water and salt. Day 10: Speaking may be difficult during the first days. Practice will help. A tip: bite something before speaking. It’ll help your denture to better position itself. Day 12: Relax your face muscles. The more you are relaxed, the less changes are noticeable. Day 15-30: Start eating harder foods in small chunks and chewing them for longer. It takes 30 days to get used to dentures Shall we start?
Day 1: Your denture may seem large and uncomfortable. Try to wear it as much as you can and you will soon get used to it. Take it easy and eat soft food first. Day 3: When you feel that salivation is on the rise, eat a candy. It’ll help you to swallow in a more natural way. Day 8: If your gums hurt, gently rinse with lukewarm water and salt. Day 10: Speaking may be difficult during the first days. Practice will help. A tip: bite something before speaking. It’ll help your denture to better position itself. Day 12: Relax your face muscles. The more you are relaxed, the less changes are noticeable. Day 15-30: Start eating harder foods in small chunks and chewing them for longer. It takes 30 days to get used to dentures Shall we start?