Usage of "dentures" | TermGallery

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Prosthetic device constructed to replace a full set of missing teeth.

Usage of dentures in English

However, dentures were looking increasingly likely as the alternative was prohibitively expensive. 
 The Irish Times 

Unfortunately, the bottom set of the dentures is yet to be found. 
 News.com.au 

Among their biggest needs is money for hearing aids, dentures and glasses. 
 Reuters 

Prosthodontists detected the flangeless dentures more often than general dentists and laypeople. 
 Pubmed 

Car keys, dentures, whether or not he'd already gassed up the Ford. 
 Hunter's moon: a novel 

So he had all his teeth taken out and replaced with dentures. 
 The Irish Times 

These manifestations are usually corrected only with oral rehabilitation by mounting dentures. 
 Pubmed 

It was a plump old woman in her eighties, minus her dentures. 
 The last four days of Paddy Buckley 

Then she's often come across dentures, and there's always suspect underwear. 
 The Irish Times 

A week before she had surprised Kenneth when he wasn't wearing his dentures. 
 The new yorker 

You'd end up with all your teeth taken out: full dentures. 
 The Guardian 

But it's rather difficult to inflict a serious bite with dentures. 
 The devil's touch 

Well, he's too embarrassed to go out the house without his...dentures. 
 God don't like ugly 

I didn't know what dentures were at the time, which made things worse. 
 Here's the deal: don't touch me 

The thought raised a ghostly grin which revealed his sallow dentures. 
 The drawing of the three 

Take some instruction. Then Dick grinned, displaying his gleaming new dentures. 
 Doctor Sleep 

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