How often do i need to get new dentures?
On One Hand: At Least Every Five to Seven YearsAccording to Dr. Martin Spiller, you should get a new set of dentures every five to seven years, especially if you have not gone back for relining during this time. After five to seven years with dentures, your face changes drastically to adjust to the loss of its teeth–making it hard to give you dentures close in appearance to your original teeth.On the Other: Whenever They Wear OutInstead of getting new dentures at a specific time interval, you might want to get new ones whenever your old dentures wear out or become chipped in places. In addition, you may want a new set if you can get ones that look like more natural teeth.Bottom LineYou should probably not keep the same dentures for more than five to seven years or two alignments. Poorly fitting dentures can permanently change the shape of your face and the way you bite. Dr. Eric Kirk recommends going to your dentist at least once a year to discuss your dentures and to undergo a screen
