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denture
This term refers specifically to the prosthetic device rather than the individual artificial teeth themselves. While a person might have a single denture (a partial or a full arch), the word is frequently used in the plural "dentures" to refer to a complete set of upper and lower replacements.
In clinical or professional dental contexts, the term "prosthesis" is often preferred for its technical precision, whereas "dentures" is the standard term in general conversation and patient care.
Meanings
Examples
My grandfather leaves his denture in a glass of water every night.
I wonder if the detective noticed the suspect had a poorly fitting denture.
Does this denture feel comfortable or is it rubbing against your gums?
The old man accidentally sneezed and his denture flew right out of his mouth.
She needs a new upper denture because the current one is cracked.
He felt a sudden surge of embarrassment when his denture slipped while he was speaking.
Modern materials make a porcelain denture look almost identical to natural teeth.
I can not believe I forgot my denture at the hotel during the trip.