You've learned the basics about eating, speaking and wearing a denture. There will be some adjustment, but it will probably be shorter and easier than the first time. Prolonged use of ill-fitting dentures can irritate the gums, tongue and cheek, and even cause the ridges of your mouth to shrink to the point where it will almost be impossible to fit you with normal dentures. Your ability to chew may decrease, and your face may acquire deep aging lines and wrinkles. When you look at the big picture, the temporary adjustment period isn't so bad.
All dentures are the same.
It makes sense to shop around and look for the lowest price. Only your dentist is qualified to diagnose your oral health condition and fit and adjust your dentures. Before prescribing a denture, the dentist reviews your health history, performs a thorough oral examination and carefully measures and prepares your mouth for dentures. Dentists work closely with reputable dental laboratories, where trained technicians make your dentures to match your dentist's specifications. Mail order specials for self-fitting dentures may result in a poor fit, and can cause serious oral health problems.