Great informative video. I'm 4 weeks into wearing dentures. I had 19 extractions and wear my immediate dentures daily. I remove them each night to allow my gums and jaw bones to rest. I'm not able to bite into food yet. I can eat a hamburger just fine using a knife and fork instead of biting into it. My speech is good. In 6 to 12 months I will get my permanent set. Very happy with my decision. Best regards

@johnjazayeri

Жыл бұрын

Hi Grace. Glad that you're doing so well with your treatment! Patience is a must when undergoing these extensive treatments. It does take a few months for your gums and bone to heal after such an extensive surgery, so have to wait a while before getting your permanent dentures. Be sure to wear your immediate denture and get as comfortable with them as you possibly can. This way, when it's time to make your permanent dentures, you can tell your dentist what you liked about them and what you didn't like. Communicating your experience can help your dentist make you a much better set of teeth. For example, did you like the color of the teeth? Size? Position? Did you have sore lesions? Gag reflex? etc. Discuss your concerns with your dentist and he or she can make you a much better permanent denture when the time comes. Good luck!

@wendybutler2359

Жыл бұрын

@@johnjazayeri My dentist today refused to adjust or relign mine. And has now suggested I get a new personalised top set done at a lab. Voiced all my concerns, about gagging, thinning the plate down, reducing the palate length, sore spots, pressure points etc etc and got sent on my way ?!

I believe this is the first video I've found of an actual dentist who does implants not pushing implants on people! Thank you! Very informative and insightful from your point of view! I appreciate your knowledge and how well you explain what you look for. I'm going through the process right now, and am waiting to take impressions for full upper and lower. I'm going to check your channel for a video on taking good impressions, if you don't have one, you might consider making one. Most Dentists aren't very helpful and often they don't know themselves how to take a good useful impression that a lab can work with. Thanks again for this video!

@johnjazayeri

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for your feedback. I hear what you’re saying. I like dental implants a lot, but not everyone needs them. My own dad, he wears dentures, and I offered to give him some free implants. “No I’m good”, he said. And he’s right. He does really well with his dentures. Hopefully you will do just as well with your new teeth.

I love my full dentures & have been de since 18. I always wanted my dentist to make each set a lot bigger, but to no avaul. I finally found another dentist & told him about how i wanted bigger dentures & he made them like i requested, and i thought i loved my dentures b4 but now these are so secure,even my lower plate. I have to say I'm glad i decided to be fully dentured at a young age, i aree w/u on that for sure

@johnjazayeri

Жыл бұрын

Hi DJ. Glad to hear you're doing so well with your dentures! In my experience, the earlier in life you transition to dentures, the more comfortable you get with them. Also, the larger the dentures, the more grip, so it makes sense that your new dentures are more comfortable than the pervious set. By the way, what caused your tooth loss at such an early age? Thank you for sharing your experience.

The cool part is I don't have to worry about my teeth hurting

@johnjazayeri

2 жыл бұрын

True. Plus, no needles, no drills, no dentist visits, Lol. Glad you’re doing well with your dentures.

@angelaschaefer5883

5 ай бұрын

Sounds fantastic!!!😀

Excellent video packed with tons of useful information. Your other videos are equally good. Thank you.

@johnjazayeri

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you! Truly appreciate your nice words and I’m glad to be of help.

John is the most informative presenter i have eva seen on you tube. Thank you sooo much!

I’m 29 years old and I’m getting for upper and lower dentures in 26 days. My teeth aren’t to the point where I can save them. And maybe in future I’ll consider a implant supported denture but my genetics are horrible. Everyone in the family has dentures so I’m a bit young but I’m very happy to get it done and I think it’s the right choice for me although I have a crippling fear of having it done with absolutely zero sedation but I have had my wisdom and all molars removed years ago so I only have 19 simple extraction so I’m praying for a smooth operation and hopefully it goes well. Any encouragement goes along way because again being only 29 years old it’s tough but I’m doing it for my health and for my kids because the pain I live with everyday with horrible teeth is absolutely miserable. So about 25 days to go! Too late to change my mind now! Immidiate dentures here I come I’m so happy to be able to smile for once I’m my life. Also my dentist did say it looks like a very straight forward case with good jaw and gum to hold on it but he did agree that this is my best route

@johnjazayeri

4 ай бұрын

Hi Brody. I'm sorry that you are faced with such a dilemma. It's hard for people to understand how a young man, or woman, would be better off with no teeth than keeping their remaining teeth. However, if you have end-stage gum disease, or teeth that have been completely rotten, then you are indeed better off with no teeth. Infected teeth, as well as teeth impacted by end stage gum disease, are painful. They also harbor bacteria that are released into the bloodstream and messes up your whole health. It sounds to me like you're making the right decision. I hope the immediate dentures fit well and wish you a quick recovery.

@brodyrichard263

4 ай бұрын

@@johnjazayeri me to thank you for the kind words! Two weeks from my E day just battling the nerves but I’m ready. And the luck of it this entire week I have had the worst tooth ache pain of my life so it’s perfect timing I’m so ready So much pain there’s no way this procedure can cause any pain even near this bad. This is torture my entire left side of my head and face is just agony all week. Finally going away today a little bit

Doc! You GOTTA make my DENTURES! WORD! WHERE you at 😂

EXCELLENT video. Thank YOU Doctor "J" for your infinite energies and scholarship in making it! Cheers. Respectfully, Bill.

DR. DUDE LOL! YOU'RE ****BADASS/ THE BOMB!!!**** THX SO MUCH FOR YOUR VIDEOS 😎

I have Tori, dentist didn’t mention it would be a problem for me until after my extractions!

@johnjazayeri

2 жыл бұрын

Hi Darius. Hmm, that’s a bit negligent on your doctor’s part. They should have mentioned it to you, especially if you’re getting your first set of full dentures, particularly on the top. Where you able to resolve the problem?

I need you to be my dentist... For real

Thanks for your help I'm a senior my lower gums are shrunk so bad I don't know what to do🤔

@johnjazayeri

Жыл бұрын

Hi Dorothy. Sorry to hear about that. It's not unusual for the lower jaw to shrink, causing your denture to become loose. This is especially common with the lower full dentures. I would look into the option of adding two or more dental implants and making a snap on dentures, if you can afford it.

Im still waiting on my partial temps..im a bit anxious. This is life changing. Im hoping im not disappointed. My dentist stated some ppl do well with partials and don't go with implants. We shall see...ughh

@johnjazayeri

Жыл бұрын

Hi Naz. Don't be nervous, a lot of people go through what you're going through. Let us know how the partial denture works out for you once you've received it.

@Naz.Man.

Жыл бұрын

@@johnjazayeri thank you for your reply and i will.

Well I am very nervous now. I have very smal! mouth problems with my gums. But determined to make it work.

@johnjazayeri

6 ай бұрын

Hi Angela. Best of luck to you! Having a small mouth is one factor, but jawbone thickness, curvature, gum thickness, gag reflex, quality of dentures, etc. are all factors that come into play. I hope your denture works out for you. Feel free to reach out to me if you run into any issues.

@angelaschaefer5883

6 ай бұрын

Thank you very much. I am sure you will probably hear from me again.

Im 60 and just got my third set of full dentures. My ild set is 8 or so years old and theyve worked great they ate just worn down. This is my first 3D digital printed set. I was told and thought they would be just like my old se6 only fit better. I have to be honest i dont like them. They arent the same. I show so much gum when i smile. I dont with my old set. The bottom plate are hard to get in. I have to seat the left side first then work the right side down and it is very painful. I have a larger mouth and dtill have good bone structure nor do i gag. Im disappointed that i dont love them. It took me four months of wax yry ins and such to get them. Im up to wearing them for eight hours straight. I have deveral sore spots but im trying. Im trying to get used to them. Any tips or hints to help ?

@johnjazayeri

5 ай бұрын

Hi Tiaza. Sorry to hear about your struggles with the new denture. You've been wearing dentures for forever, so I'll get right to the good stuff. A "new" denture isn't always better. Your jawbone shrinks over time. As a result, an older denture may be a better fit since you had more jawbone back then and you're just used to it. One option is to ask your dentist to take an impression of your existing dentures so that the size is identical to what you are used to. Another trick is to simply replace the teeth on your older denture. My dad had an old denture that he wanted to replace. His only gripe was that his teeth had worn down. The fit was fantastic. I decided to send the dentures to the lab, replace all the teeth, and solved the problem. Maybe you can ask your dentist to do this. Let me know if that helps and best of luck.

Hello there. 16 tooth extraction last July/Aug. I only have 2 lower teeth left, one on each side. I then waited 7 wks for temp dentures to be fitted (mid Sept) following healing.. Top ones fit fine, bottom either fall out immediately or are so tight that they are too painful. Terrible trouble with gag reflex. Any helpful advice would be greatly appreciated as I go back next week to discuss permanent sets.

@johnjazayeri

Жыл бұрын

Hi Wendy. Ok, so my understanding is that your bottom denture is the one that is bothering you, plus, you have two lower teeth to anchor the lower partials. I have two recommendations regarding you situation: (1) Make your lower partial as small as possible. By this, I mean put as few back teeth as you can on the denture. I know that everyone thinks they are getting new dentures they might as well get as many teeth to chew better. This is incorrect. Adding more teeth when you have a bad gag reflex does more harm than good. The more teeth you have, the worse your gag reflex, the more pressure on the cheeks and tongue, and the more sore lesions on your gum tissue. I suggest that you stick with 3 or even 2 posterior teeth on each side. During the teeth tryin step pay close attention to how the lower teeth feel. Ask your dentist to remove an extra tooth, or more, from the back and see if it feels more comfortable. If your plan it accordingly, you will have a much more comfortable partial denture from the beginning and avoid having to receive a dozen adjustments before realizing that your denture is too large! (2) Think carefully about the material used for your lower partial. You have the option of cast metal vs. flexible for a permanent partial. You mentioned that the teeth hurt. This is a sign that flexible dentures might be more comfortable. Otherwise, I would have recommended the cast metal. Talk to your dentist to see which option feels better to you and what he or she recommends. Good luck and let me know how it all works out.

@wendybutler2359

Жыл бұрын

@@johnjazayeri Thank you so much for your reply. I will of course let you know.

@wendybutler2359

Жыл бұрын

@@johnjazayeri At first fitting of both upper & lower at 7 wks, I was gagging badly and then had a panic attack. I currently have 10 teeth on the lower plate.and 14 on the upper.

@wendybutler2359

Жыл бұрын

@John Jazayeri Went Friday for my 7mth appt. Top set are a fine fit. Bottom set won't stay in at all (less than 5 seconds). Dentist says I have "too much shrinkage/bone loss. No amount of reline or adhesive will work. Not my fault they fall out, you ask for a denture, I made it, I fit it, it falls out, nothing I can do". Nothing he can do unless I pay for a new bottom set.!! The lower ones have never been worn because they don't fit well. Guess I have to try cushion grip reline and adhesive. If that doesn't work, save for a new bottom set. £500 WASTED!! Absolutely furious that having got my money, they now don't care.

@wendybutler2359

Жыл бұрын

@@johnjazayeri Dentist has refused any treatments, relines, or adjustments.

Awesome according to this I'm golden my fist set will be done within 30 days 😀

@E.L.C.

2 жыл бұрын

Plus no labs to send too it's all on-site:)

@johnjazayeri

2 жыл бұрын

Hi Sterling. Sounds exciting. Be sure to let us know if the denture ends up fitting as well as we hope for!

I had 5 oral surgery’s 4 of them in 7 months then Covid hit so I had to wait for surgery 5 . I can’t remember the name but I had bone problem that they had to keep cutting my gums open from left to right not part the whole left to right . Last 2 oral surgery’s I had to go to another surgeon . And the last surgery was done in the hospital . I have dry mouth and diabetic . Other health problems . I just been though so much I just gave up ! I feel like I just can’t never get use to them and I have another bone growth that needs to be removed 😢 I wish I could afford a dentist or oral surgery who really cares because let’s face it when your on Medicaid they don’t care . It’s sad

@johnjazayeri

2 жыл бұрын

Hi Maggie. I’m so sorry to hear your story. What were all these surgeries for?

@MargaretHill65_

2 жыл бұрын

@@johnjazayeri they could not fit my denture mold because I had bone that was the problem . They remove it and then there was more and that had to be removed . Every time I went to my dentist he would say it’s not right there’s more that has to be removed over and over.

@MargaretHill65_

2 жыл бұрын

The first surgeon said I can’t get all of this because we use water like sand blast but water blast . And he operated 3 times in 6 or 7 months and it was still not right . He would open my gums from left to right cutting them open and still not get it right . So I had to go to another surgeon and he had to do the same 2 times ! Just was not good

@MargaretHill65_

2 жыл бұрын

@@johnjazayeri Have you ever heard of this ? No one I’ve talked to has ever heard of that many surgery’s just to get dentures . If you want to know the dentist name I can email it to you and you can ask him more ! I will be happy for you to talk to him or surgeons ! God bless you ❤️🙏🏻

Friggin scared here. Omg April 24 full extraction

@johnjazayeri

Жыл бұрын

Good luck! Are you getting sedated (put to sleep)?

@starbright1256

Жыл бұрын

Laughing gas. But won't be laughing.

About 4:30 minutes into this video you casually say “I’m going to brush my teeth so I don’t end up with dentures”, laughed and moved on. Really? You’re a doctor and you just implied that people with dentures didn’t take care of their teeth? There are numerous reasons people suffer from loss of teeth; genetics, birth defects, hormone disorders, pregnancy, enamel issues, drug abuse, night grinding, fear of dentist, accidents/trauma, cost factors of routine dental care, mental disorders and bad dental care to name a few. I would hope you would help educate people of that fact instead of feeding the negative stigma associated with early tooth loss.

@johnjazayeri

2 жыл бұрын

Hi Paige. Thank you for your feedback. You’re absolutely right. People lose their teeth for many different reasons and each one has his or her story. In fact, you explained it beautifully as far as reasons people lose their teeth. I apologize about the casual approach, as a dentist, I like to take every chance I get to reenforce brushing/flossing.

@annbourke4736

Жыл бұрын

Shut up

@Kathleen67.

Жыл бұрын

There are also many dentists that run their business like car salesman doing unacceptable work and/or bad work. For example, one dentist filled two front teeth; a couple weeks later went to another dentist and found the previous dentist filled them without removing the decay. Bam, repeat business will be had from those teeth.

@nicoleconley9818

11 ай бұрын

​@@Kathleen67.That's what happened to me, a dentist put fillings in all of my teeth when I was 16 and I didn't need them. Most of the fillings weren't even done right so I couldn't floss right or the floss would catch and pull out fillings or cut the floss which put me on the fast track for needing crowns cause there wasn't enough tooth left to properly hold fillings. Then they didn't put the crowns on right so there was always a gap between the top of each crown and my gums so my teeth started rotting under them where food debris collected and I didn't know any of that was happening until I was an adult and chose to see a different dentist and by then I had to have most of them pulled and a few root canals and now I'm just having the rest pulled and getting dentures. When I was 16 I only had a few white spots on my teeth and no visible cavities so idk why they drilled into all my teeth other than trying to get money.

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