how does one determine thye proper size for denture
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I think the smaller ones are for "petite" folks, meaning, small heads, faces, mostly snaller mouths. But... smaller ones would fit a average person only if you had no teeth at all. The smaller dentures have smaller teeth, so if you never considered your teeth "tiny or small" then I would not get small dentures. But you won't really know how they look until you try them on.
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The best way would be to pull out the old bottom bracket and measure the total outside length. You could use calipers with a deep jaw.
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How to Measure: Measure neck circumference for size. For front depth, take a straight line measurement from sternal notch to base of mandible.
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Measure the tongue on your existing belt eg 7/8 of an inch and order that size some are as large as an inch and 1/8
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as per instructions; place denture in mouth,bite down firmly,hold for 3 minutes with denture in correct biting position. Take out of mouth and rinse with cold water. Trim off excess and place denture in mouth for 3 more minutes holding firmly in correct biting position. Remove denture and and let set for 20 minutes. Wash denture with cold water, trim excess material,place in mouth. Company # 1-800-988-9194.
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They have several different sizes, you have to match it to the size of the tooth.
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Shape and diameter both matter. I measured my nostril and sent that info along with a pic to Woody Knows, and they recommended a size that worked perfectly.
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Not sure, I would think it would work, I have full dentures and it works great on them, I really can't answer your question
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If you are using a glove at present that should be your glove size. If you aren't using a glove, go to the Bionic Glove website and they will give you directions on how to get your correct size.
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Go to the website, have a measuring tape available and follow directions. It works well.
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Yes, I believe it will, you may have to remove your dentures when using it.
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Yes, ezo makes dentures fit snug for comfort. You can prevent sores that way. Hope this helps.
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I believe it will, however I do not recommend it. When it comes off it could mess up your dentures.
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John, this question comes up a lot. Unfortunately, the only accurate way to determine the correct size is to physically try the splints on. I know this is not the answer you probably wanted but they need to fit very accurately to be beneficial.
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Uncertain as to the actual measurement ... and can't compare it to anything else. But it is thin, and I do have very crooked teeth and some sharp edges as well .... no problems yet ... have had it a year.
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It seems that it would work anywhere that your dentures or partials are loose or ill fitting. Of course, this is only a temporary measure until you can have a dentist appointment.
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Hello. I am sorry to say your question is too vague. However I will input on my experience. Regarding color - this is a unit that a dentist will use use to compare your color to an industry standard. I found the color to be close enough - compared to having a missing tooth. Size wise, as a 200 lb. adult male (6'2") the size of the teeth were close but not exact (90% close enough). This selection of "teeth" provided me with an option to fix my dentures on a short time frame - after received - as opposed to taking the denture to the dentist, leaving for 24-48 hours, and paying hundreds of dollars. That ALL being said I used a Dremel tool with a 1/8 burr bit and removed material from the tooth and the denture to make a Custom fit then set with "Doc's" denture repair adhesive. I am satisfied with the result all considered but it is NOT a spot of glue glue and go repair......