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Visitor asks:
Dear Sir/Madam,
I am 74 years old. I have a complete denture in the upper jaw and a clasp denture in the lower jaw, attached to 7 front teeth (3 left, 4 right). I have no molars. The denture was newly made 1.5 years ago, but it is worse than the previous one. After only a few months it began to move (rock at the front of the upper jaw). It also presses on the bones of the upper jaw, so I have difficulty eating. For almost a year, under the denture on the upper jaw I have been developing some white pressure marks (wart-like growths, decubitus lesions), and there are also ulcers at the back of the palate. Everything has been very painful for quite some time (more than half a year), and now the pain extends into the nose and to both ears. Is that even possible? What should I do? Could you examine me and advise me? Mare
Dentist Tomaž Rotar answers:
Dear Sir/Madam!
We can schedule you for an examination. (04/5300660). After the examination we will try to determine the reason for the problems described. I recommend that you also visit the dentist who made the denture for you. I am sure that he will know how to resolve this particular problem quickly.
Have a nice day!
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