Definition of denture in English:

denture

(also dentures)

noun ˈdɛntʃəˈdɛn(t)ʃər

A removable plate or frame holding one or more artificial teeth.
假牙牙托
ideally, dentures should be renewed every three or four years
as modifier denture plates are manufactured from plastic acrylic resin
Example sentencesExamples
- Metal dentures should not be soaked in hypochlorite as they may discolour
- By the late eighteenth century, porcelain had replaced ivory as the material of choice for teeth in dentures.
- Older patients with dentures and partials also need to take precautions against a dry mouth.
- If you've lost most or all of your natural teeth, you might use dentures or dental implants as a replacement.
- Oral thrush most commonly affects people who wear dentures.
- The two incidents brought a plea from the dentist and his colleagues for people to monitor their dentures and bridges.
- If you wear dentures, be sure to keep them clean and have them adjusted if they are ill-fitting.
- Use a separate toothbrush to clean your dentures.
- Difficulty eating can come from ill-fitting dentures, sore, loose or missing teeth.
- Swelling of the jaw causes dentures to fit poorly or become uncomfortable
- There are some advantages to retaining selected teeth under dentures instead of having them extracted.
- If you wear dentures, your dentist should make sure they fit right so you do not get any mouth sores.
- Like natural teeth, dentures must be kept as clean as possible.
- Partial removable dentures are best taken out and thoroughly cleaned to facilitate mouth care.
- Complete dentures are used when all upper and lower teeth are missing.
- All teeth can be replaced with removable partial or complete dentures.
- On closer inspection he saw this was a pair of false teeth, dentures.
- Devices such as dentures and guide dogs help people bridge the gap between what they want to do and what their physical health allows them to do.
- Poorly fitting dentures can cause you to swallow excess air when you eat and drink.
- Another sign of a cancer of the mouth or gums is when dentures no longer fit well.

Origin

Late 19th century: from French, from dent 'tooth', from Latin dens, dent-.

Rhymes

misadventure, peradventure

Definition of denture in US English:

denture

(also dentures)

nounˈdɛn(t)ʃərˈden(t)SHər

A removable plate or frame holding one or more artificial teeth.
假牙牙托
ideally, dentures should be renewed every three or four years
as modifier denture plates are manufactured from plastic acrylic resin
Example sentencesExamples
- Older patients with dentures and partials also need to take precautions against a dry mouth.
- Devices such as dentures and guide dogs help people bridge the gap between what they want to do and what their physical health allows them to do.
- The two incidents brought a plea from the dentist and his colleagues for people to monitor their dentures and bridges.
- If you wear dentures, your dentist should make sure they fit right so you do not get any mouth sores.
- Metal dentures should not be soaked in hypochlorite as they may discolour
- By the late eighteenth century, porcelain had replaced ivory as the material of choice for teeth in dentures.
- Swelling of the jaw causes dentures to fit poorly or become uncomfortable
- All teeth can be replaced with removable partial or complete dentures.
- Use a separate toothbrush to clean your dentures.
- Difficulty eating can come from ill-fitting dentures, sore, loose or missing teeth.
- Another sign of a cancer of the mouth or gums is when dentures no longer fit well.
- If you've lost most or all of your natural teeth, you might use dentures or dental implants as a replacement.
- Poorly fitting dentures can cause you to swallow excess air when you eat and drink.
- If you wear dentures, be sure to keep them clean and have them adjusted if they are ill-fitting.
- There are some advantages to retaining selected teeth under dentures instead of having them extracted.
- Like natural teeth, dentures must be kept as clean as possible.
- Oral thrush most commonly affects people who wear dentures.
- On closer inspection he saw this was a pair of false teeth, dentures.
- Complete dentures are used when all upper and lower teeth are missing.
- Partial removable dentures are best taken out and thoroughly cleaned to facilitate mouth care.

Origin

Late 19th century: from French, from dent ‘tooth’, from Latin dens, dent-.

词汇	denture
释义	Definition of denture in English: denture (also dentures) noun ˈdɛntʃəˈdɛn(t)ʃər A removable plate or frame holding one or more artificial teeth. 假牙牙托 ideally, dentures should be renewed every three or four years as modifier denture plates are manufactured from plastic acrylic resin Example sentencesExamples Metal dentures should not be soaked in hypochlorite as they may discolour By the late eighteenth century, porcelain had replaced ivory as the material of choice for teeth in dentures. Older patients with dentures and partials also need to take precautions against a dry mouth. If you've lost most or all of your natural teeth, you might use dentures or dental implants as a replacement. Oral thrush most commonly affects people who wear dentures. The two incidents brought a plea from the dentist and his colleagues for people to monitor their dentures and bridges. If you wear dentures, be sure to keep them clean and have them adjusted if they are ill-fitting. Use a separate toothbrush to clean your dentures. Difficulty eating can come from ill-fitting dentures, sore, loose or missing teeth. Swelling of the jaw causes dentures to fit poorly or become uncomfortable There are some advantages to retaining selected teeth under dentures instead of having them extracted. If you wear dentures, your dentist should make sure they fit right so you do not get any mouth sores. Like natural teeth, dentures must be kept as clean as possible. Partial removable dentures are best taken out and thoroughly cleaned to facilitate mouth care. Complete dentures are used when all upper and lower teeth are missing. All teeth can be replaced with removable partial or complete dentures. On closer inspection he saw this was a pair of false teeth, dentures. Devices such as dentures and guide dogs help people bridge the gap between what they want to do and what their physical health allows them to do. Poorly fitting dentures can cause you to swallow excess air when you eat and drink. Another sign of a cancer of the mouth or gums is when dentures no longer fit well. Origin Late 19th century: from French, from dent 'tooth', from Latin dens, dent-. Rhymes misadventure, peradventure Definition of denture in US English: denture (also dentures) nounˈdɛn(t)ʃərˈden(t)SHər A removable plate or frame holding one or more artificial teeth. 假牙牙托 ideally, dentures should be renewed every three or four years as modifier denture plates are manufactured from plastic acrylic resin Example sentencesExamples Older patients with dentures and partials also need to take precautions against a dry mouth. Devices such as dentures and guide dogs help people bridge the gap between what they want to do and what their physical health allows them to do. The two incidents brought a plea from the dentist and his colleagues for people to monitor their dentures and bridges. If you wear dentures, your dentist should make sure they fit right so you do not get any mouth sores. Metal dentures should not be soaked in hypochlorite as they may discolour By the late eighteenth century, porcelain had replaced ivory as the material of choice for teeth in dentures. Swelling of the jaw causes dentures to fit poorly or become uncomfortable All teeth can be replaced with removable partial or complete dentures. Use a separate toothbrush to clean your dentures. Difficulty eating can come from ill-fitting dentures, sore, loose or missing teeth. Another sign of a cancer of the mouth or gums is when dentures no longer fit well. If you've lost most or all of your natural teeth, you might use dentures or dental implants as a replacement. Poorly fitting dentures can cause you to swallow excess air when you eat and drink. If you wear dentures, be sure to keep them clean and have them adjusted if they are ill-fitting. There are some advantages to retaining selected teeth under dentures instead of having them extracted. Like natural teeth, dentures must be kept as clean as possible. Oral thrush most commonly affects people who wear dentures. On closer inspection he saw this was a pair of false teeth, dentures. Complete dentures are used when all upper and lower teeth are missing. Partial removable dentures are best taken out and thoroughly cleaned to facilitate mouth care. Origin Late 19th century: from French, from dent ‘tooth’, from Latin dens, dent-.
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