Sentence examples for missing dentures from inspiring English sources

Samuels is a tall, solidly built man with close-set green eyes, a prominent nose, and lips that cover his teeth when he talks, occasionally giving the impression of missing dentures.

When it comes to replacing missing teeth, dentures will probably give you the biggest bang for your buck.

Number of missing teeth, denture status, and OHRQoL as evaluated by the Japanese 14-item version of the Oral Health Impact Profile (OHIP-J14) as well as the correlation between these oral health measures was investigated in 911 personnel in the JSDF.

For the analysis, patients were divided into subgroups according to denture status (one patient excluded due to missing value for denture status) - none or only fixed partial dentures (none/FPD; n = 68; 47%) and removable partial dentures or complete dentures (RPD/CD; n = 76; 53%) as well as according to median age (62 yr).

Additional dental status parameters (crowns, implants, dentures, missing teeth, caries and bridges) were recorded for full mouth in all centers, except Berlin, where half mouth assessment was performed.

3 Actually, epidemiological research of dental problems indicates that most of the elderly neglect hygiene and oral care – brushing their teeth only once a day or not al all, not flossing daily, not cleaning their tongues, not replacing missing teeth with dentures, and avoiding regular dental checkups.

The number of missing teeth and denture status was associated with perceived oral health in the Japanese self-defense forces.

The aim of this study was to investigate two physical oral health characteristics (number of missing teeth and denture status) and one perceived oral health measure (oral health related quality of life, OHRQoL) and their correlation in the Japan self-defense forces (JSDF).

Restorations of damaged tooth tissues and substitution of missing teeth largely with dentures and implants crowned with prosthetic caps represent the traditional therapeutic solutions.

Likewise, the F-value for 'Specific dental complaints' (38.09; P < 0.001) indicates, that more complaints in relation to dentures or missing teeth are associated with a higher impairment.

Gender, education, number of missing teeth and partial dentures did not show any significant relation to the GOHAI and OHIP-14 scores.