5 Questions to ask your dentist before you get dentures

5 Questions to ask your Dentist before you get dentures

In this video, Dr. Rich goes over 5 questions that you need to ask your dentist before you get dentures.

0:00 - Intro
0:35 - Should I get immediate or regular dentures?
2:42 - If immediate dentures, will they be “healing dentures” of the final set of dentures?
5:04 - Is the cost of the reline or final set of dentures included in the price quote?
6:46 - How are adjustment visits handled?
8:00 - How natural will they look?
9:21 - Bonus questions: What if I don’t like the dentures?

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