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Are dentures affected by over-the-counter and prescription medicines?

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Are dentures affected by over-the-counter and prescription medicines?

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Drugs can affect denture fit and wearability. Some drugs can reduce the supply of saliva in your mouth, making it difficult to chew and swallow. You probably answered questions about medications on your first visit to your denturist, but it is important to inform your denturist if your prescription changes or if you have added a new medicine to your regular medications. Read the information sheet that is available for most drugs to learn about any side effects that may affect your dentures. Talk to your doctor if you think the medication is causing difficulty with your dentures. In addition, regularly scheduled visits to your denturist, where you can ask about these conditions or any other change in your dentures or mouth will help keep you in tip-top oral health.

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