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- 2 years ago
No, not at all.. I am 40 and am the process of getting implant dentures on my upper teeth. I had them pulled last Wednesday, and finally tomorrow. I can get them fitted.. In about 8 months, I will be able to have the implants permanently in my mouth
- rickyLv 72 years ago
I got mine at 36. Had a partial at first, but full dentures at 37. I’m 67 now, and I’ve never had a toothache, or dental pain for 30 years. They look good, easy to clean and when I have work done on my teeth, only my dentures get worked on, while I’m at home waiting to pick them up
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- Anonymous2 years ago
No, not really.
- Anonymous2 years ago
It not necessarily odd, but not the norm for 50 year olds either. Years ago, my father got most of his teeth knocked out in a terrible accident and had to get dentures.
- Anonymous2 years ago
What did you do that you stopped going to the dentist before you lost all your teeth? What a shame! Do you use Colgate or Crest toothpaste now?? LOL
- Anonymous2 years ago
Not if they had poor dental health as a kid