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How to know what is normal vs needs adjustment

by |Published July 19, 2015
Ask Denturist Darryl › Category: Partial Dentures › How to know what is normal vs needs adjustment
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Anonymous asked 4 years ago

My new temporary lower partial feels too long in the front, like my tongue doesnt have room to function properly. It hurts my tongue to speak and eat. Is this normal or should my tongue move freely?

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