The adaptive ability of'π patients who wear full d≈₩≥enture for the first π®↔σtime varies greatly. €™™Young and the whole body condition good ↓§adaptability, and the ability to ch☆>≈↔ew quickly recovery; On the contrary, t←$£he effect is relatively®≥‌σ poor. The doctor shou↔≈ld explain the possible probleλ£±ms after wearing the co₽≥mplete denture and the importance a±☆‌₽nd significance of insisting on ★✔₹wearing the denture tλ‌o the patient's health, so that the p‍πatient can fully understand and have confide∏☆nce in the denture.

(1) Overcome difficulties and establish±§ confidence in the use of dentures: for≥∞eign body sensation is easyπ₹ to appear when wearing dentures for theπ™✔£ first time, and even bad‍׶ Dpg~l_, unclear pronunciation, droo↓®Ωling phenomenon in severe ca ☆'ses. Patients need to establish c¶♦onfidence and practice usingΩ¥φπ dentures in the mouth ☆>≤≠for as long as possible without discomfo♣₩∑αrt.

(2) Feeding method: For those with poor adaptabil↔&♠↕ity and poor oral conditionΩ✘$ s (mainly low alveolar ridge and hy§←∑pertrophy of tongue), they ar±↓e required not to ea∞→←t in a hurry, but to put on the↑‍≤ denture after eating to practice o©¶®→cclusion and speech. When there is no disco↔∏™‍mfort and gradually adaπ♦σpt to the advanced soft food, break₹©∑ it into small pieces and s♣€®end it to the population to che$↑>w slowly, avoid large mouth opening aπ÷±nd too earth side bite action, and♥λ then general food can be entereΩ≥δd.

(3) To correct bad occlusal habits: due to long←∞©‍-term lack of teeth in the mouth, the normal o☆≠∞cclusal relationship betwe≤₩∑¥en the upper and lower teeth is lost; There are αγalso some patients with abnormal occlusal re∑¥≈lationship caused by wearing in↕ ₽appropriate full ora✔•l tenor, such as habitual premandibulε≥δ↕ar and lateral mastication. After wearing the ne♦✘‍ w denture, the lower teeth do notφ♦✘ bite the normal position. The paα®tient is holding his upper and low ←er teeth while practicing swallowing in a mirrδαor. The observed upper&★€ teeth cover the lower teeth, and the surfac∏₽$&e shape is normal.

(4) Hygiene and maintenance: after meals (prefer↔" ably after each meal), the patient will remove φ the denture, scrub it clean with a §¶"soft toothbrush, and ga∞♠✔₩rgle it before wearing it★£ inside the mouth, so as to ™∑<keep the oral cavity and dentur™>✘e clean and conducive to £§the health of oral tissue. Aft'★×∑er washing the denture before going to bed, you γ‍β®can decide whether t×←→o wear the denture in the mouth according $λ★to the patient's own requirements. If yoσΩ>u do not wear the denture at nigh‍✔t, it should be soaked in clear water, do not use₽←✘ boiling water or liquid soakγ€.

(5) Timely return visit: If the φΩ★patient does not adapt to time↔±‍₽ly return visit during the denture use, ¥±the denture should be wo'←≥rn in the patient 1-2 hours before÷₩γδ coming to the hospital. This can clea∞‍¥<rly reflect the mucosal₩$♣λ discomfort zone, which can avoid the damage an>λ↓d loss of denture.

(6) Use time: the longer the dent$"ure is used, the better.★ §π It is usually replaced once every 5 to 6 years™×™. This is because when a®®¶☆ new complete denture is comple§♣®ted, the tissue surface i¶®≠s very close to the oral tissue; But afte÷♠r a period of time, due to the co∞βσntinuous absorption of alveolar✘$ bone, the denture and oral tissue become less an ≤↔δd less tight, if porcelain teeth, this sit↕≠'"uation will be more serious. Therefore, c®>omplete denture should be re-examine"<d at the hospital from time t≠↓o time after loading for a period oβ ₹‌f time, and replaced or repaired with paddi≈​• ng according to the doctor's advice.