Where?
Beneath a removable denture.
Denture stomatitis is inflammation of the lining covered by a removable denture. Redness often affects the palate and may cause little discomfort. Denture deposits, yeasts, fit and wearing habits can contribute. Examination identifies the relevant factors.
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The affected lining is in contact with the denture base. Redness alone does not prove a yeast infection or material allergy.
Assessment considers the tissues, denture fit, cleaning and wearing habits. Absence of pain does not rule out inflammation.
Suitable cleaning, periods without the denture and assessment of its fit support care. Findings determine whether medication is also needed.
Beneath a removable denture.
No.
Have the tissue and denture examined.
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The affected lining is in contact with the denture base. Redness alone does not prove a yeast infection or material allergy.
Assessment considers the tissues, denture fit, cleaning and wearing habits. Absence of pain does not rule out inflammation.
Suitable cleaning, periods without the denture and assessment of its fit support care. Findings determine whether medication is also needed.
A pressure sore is usually a local mechanical problem. Widespread inflammation beneath a base may have different or several causes.
No. The inflammation may cause little or no discomfort.
Not always. Deposits, poor fit or wearing habits may need attention to reduce recurrence.
It depends on the materials. Metal, acrylic and soft linings do not tolerate every product; ask for material-specific advice.
Editorially suggested question to discuss with Dr Niusha Barahmand Pour:
How do fit, cleaning and denture-free periods apply to me?
Redness, burning or altered fit can be assessed together with the denture.
Discuss denture and tissue healthAppointment selection at DoctolibA pressure sore is usually a local mechanical problem. Widespread inflammation beneath a base may have different or several causes.
Editorial research: . General information, not an individual diagnosis or treatment recommendation. Teaching illustrations are simplified and do not depict a patient case.