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    Living With Dentures
    Living With Dentures
    Living With Dentures
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    Living With Dentures

    By Terrance L. Weber

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    50% Of Today’s Senior’s Wear Dentures!
    Try to be part of that other 50% that does not wear dentures... avoid the expense and major changes to your daily life. Now, while you still have your natural teeth is the time to pay your dentist to maintain your natural teeth so you will save money and avoid the change in your life that is caused when you may need to buy and wear very expensive dentures!
    Suggestion:
    Don’t read this book from cover to cover. Instead, look at the list of chapter titles and then choose one or more chapters that seem to answer your immediate questions or solve your current ”teeth” problems. Then, read only those chapters. In other words, use this book as your personal “oral health care” reference book.
    Why I wrote this book
    As a long-time denture wearer myself, I have been researching and writing about teeth, dentist and dentures for about ten years. My first purpose is to try to educate people about the constant need to take good care of their natural teeth. I want to do this because I have had about seventy-four years (74) of experience with the many problems I had when wearing a denture in my mouth. You see, when I was about nine or ten years old my two front teeth were accidentally broken and knocked out. Ever since then I have worn a denture every day (27,000+ days) of my life. Therefore, I’ve had lots of experience with denture problems.
    What I have done in this book is to try to pass along to you as many helpful suggestions about dentures as possible. Of course, I also have a second purpose.
    About seven or eight years ago, around 2005, I was fed up with denture problems and I made up my mind to find the most practical way I could think of to help future denture wearers everywhere have the most comfortable dentures possible.
    I decided to put my natural inventive ability and talents to work to invent a new low cost and better kind of denture liner. It was not an easy task. I did lots of extensive research. I tried this and I tried that. I tested all of the commercially available denture liners at the time. I asked my dentist and others for their help and opinions. I asked several dentists what was their advice about wearing dentures, every one of them said: “I don’t wear a denture so I cannot give you any advice.” I even tried the very expensive re-liner procedures that dentists always suggest to solve the loose denture problem. In addition, tried and experimented with as many compounds as I could to solve what I call the: loose, uncomfortable denture problem.
    The result of all of my research and experimentation about dentures is that I now I know what you and I need as denture wearers to have more comfortable dentures for the rest of our lives. The answer is to solve the basic requirements for comfortable dentures and they are: (1) Support (2) Stability (3) Retention.
    I have now invented (Patent Pending) the brand new Weber Denture Liner.
    It is: always soft, flexible, mold-able, tasteless, not affected by temperature changes, long lasting and re-usable after daily rinsing with plain water.
    In early 2000 I established my personal comfort products website (Originals By Weber) and have been using that location to tell people about my new denture liner invention ever since then.
    In fact, this book is an extension of my effort to “get the word out “ and let people know that their dentures can now be much more comfortable, stable, supported and have better retention for the rest of their denture wearing lives.
    What you will read in this book is a compilation of my articles and knowledge, after years of study, about dentists, dentures and teeth plus the history of dentistry that goes all the way back to the Stone Age.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTerrance L. Weber
    Release dateOct 4, 2012
    ISBN9781301543779
    Living With Dentures
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    Terrance L. Weber

    Born in Moorestown, NJ in 1927. Served 3 years in USN during WW2. Attended several colleges: U of P, Rider, Rutgers, Nwk Coll. of Eng. all under GI Bill (Sales, Marketing, Business Writing). Owner: Weber & Sons,Inc. Printing & Direct Mail Advertising business for 30 years. Writer: Award winning (National DMAA)Sales letter copywriter with: Yeck & Yeck in Dayton,OH (1966-'67). Worked with author and Creative Direcctor, Darrell Hare at Graphic Service; EzinesArticles.com Diamond Expert Author status (Best of the best of 478,000 article writes wolrd-wide), Author with 62,857 views of my 168 articles. Some of my inventions are:(Pat.Pend.; NoLabeSystem, Tydee Stamp, LabelPeeler, Tymindex Time Card File System sold nationwide for 40 years, Weber Original Disposable Sleep Masks, Event Blindfold Masks, Dry Eyes Syndrome Sleep Mask, Weber Denture Liners (to help people with loose dentures), Weber Wrist & Ankle Wraps (to help people with Raynauds Syndrome & cold hands and feet). Volunteered with Habitat For Humanity for 10 years as RV-Care-A-Vanners,where we helped build 39 houses nationwide for low income families. Non-fiction books: "How To Cope...with life"; A "Terry Talks Series" of four books and have set up and offered my other personal comfort products and inventions on my website ,all designed to help people feel and/or look better. My website(http:www.dentureliner.com) has been on the Internet since 2000. Interests: My wife and I have lots of fun in our blended family with eleven children, I am an avid sailor, writer, pilot, artist, shorebird wood carver, and recently, a hang glider pilot. Active Prayer Warrior for many years. I have been awarded Diamond Writer status with EzinesArticles.com where many of my articles are listed. Note: As a "Diamond Status Writer" I am rated as one of the top 20 writers in a world-wide competition with over 435,000 other EzinesArticle writers.

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      Living With Dentures - Terrance L. Weber

      Chapter 1

      Why I Wrote This Book

      SUMMARY

      You may want to say to me: All of this talk about teeth, dentists and dentures is more than I want to know! That may be but because I want to help you PLEASE keep in mind this fact: the more you know about how to take care of you natural teeth the more money you will save in dentist’s fees and –the less likely that you will one day find yourself buying and wearing those life changing artificial teeth –upper or lower dentures or both.

      Fact:

      Fact: 50% of today’s senior’s now wear dentures! Try to be part of that other 50% that does not wear dentures… avoid the expense and major changes to your daily life. Now, while you still have your natural teeth is the time to pay your dentist to maintain your natural teeth so you will save money and avoid the change in your life that is caused when you may need to buy and wear very expensive dentures!

      Suggestion:

      Don’t read this book from cover to cover. Instead, look at the list of chapter titles and then choose one or more chapters that seem to answer your immediate questions or solve your current teeth problems. Then, read only those chapters. In other words, use this book as your personal oral health care reference book.

      Why I wrote this book

      As a long-time denture wearer myself, I have been researching and writing about teeth, dentist and dentures for about ten years. My first purpose is to try to educate people about the constant need to take good care of their natural teeth. I want to do this because I have had about seventy-four years (74) of experience with the many problems I had when wearing a denture in my mouth. You see, when I was about nine or ten years old my two front teeth were accidentally broken and knocked out. Ever since then I have worn a denture every day (27,000+ days) of my life. Therefore, I’ve had lots of experience with denture problems.

      What I have done in this book is to try to pass along to you as many helpful suggestions about dentures as possible. Of course, I also have a second purpose.

      About seven or eight years ago, around 2005, I was fed up with denture problems and I made up my mind to find the most practical way I could think of to help future denture wearers everywhere have the most comfortable dentures possible.

      I decided to put my natural inventive ability and talents to work to invent a new low cost and better kind of denture liner. It was not an easy task. I did lots of extensive research. I tried this and I tried that. I tested all of the commercially available denture liners at the time. I asked my dentist and others for their help and opinions. I asked several dentists what was their advice about wearing dentures, every one of them said: I don’t wear a denture so I cannot give you any advice. I even tried the very expensive re-liner procedures that dentists always suggest to solve the loose denture problem. In addition, tried and experimented with as many compounds as I could to solve what I call the: loose, uncomfortable denture problem.

      The result of all of my research and experimentation about dentures is that I now I know what you and I need as denture wearers to have more comfortable dentures for the rest of our lives. The answer is to solve the basic requirements for comfortable dentures and they are: (1) Support (2) Stability (3) Retention.

      I have now invented (Patent Pending) the brand new Weber Denture Liner.

      It is: always soft, flexible, mold-able, tasteless, not affected by temperature changes, long lasting and re-usable after daily rinsing with plain water.

      In early 2000 I established my personal comfort products website (Originals By Weber) and have been using that location to tell people about my new denture liner invention ever since then.

      In fact, this book is an extension of my effort to get the word out and let people know that their dentures can now be much more comfortable, stable, supported and have better retention for the rest of their denture wearing lives.

      What you will read here in this book is a compilation of my articles and knowledge, after years of study, about dentists, dentures and teeth plus the history of dentistry that goes all the way back to the Stone Age.

      In all of my studies and experimentation and research about dentures and denture liners one fact stand out in my mind above all others. It is a fact that people –all people - are not concerned about their teeth until they have a problem with their teeth. Problems such as: a broken tooth, toothache, decays that needs attention and annoying mouth sores. It has always been that way.

      Another outstanding fact is this: People almost never talk about their teeth and their other oral problems. For some unknown reason teeth problems are never the topic of a conversation, and yet –we all have dental problems during our lives.

      In order to try to help you solve your teeth problems, I talk extensively about teeth and dentists and dentures in this book. As you will see, here in chapter after chapter there are many articles and press releases about problems with teeth, both natural and teeth that are man made. I wrote many of the articles to promote the use and understanding of my unique denture liners. My hope is that these chapters about a wide range of oral and denture –teeth - problems will provide you with the kind of information you may need to keep your teeth healthy. My suggestion is this: When you have any kind of problem with your teeth, look at the list of chapters and then choose those that are most likely to help you solve that specific teeth or oral problem. In addition, throughout the whole book, you can read lots of interesting history about teeth, dentists and dentures in ancient as well as modern times.

      Technical Explanation of dentures

      Dentures are more accurately know as removable complete dentures, also called full-mouth false teeth. A denture is used when a patient has no teeth left on the mandibular arch, the maxillary arch, or both. Patients can become entirely edentulous (without teeth) either due to ineffective oral hygiene or trauma. Removable complete dentures can help give the edentulous patient better masticator (chewing) abilities, as well as enhance the esthetic appeal of their libs in specific and the entire face in general.

      Removable partial dentures are for patients who are missing only some of their teeth on a particular arch. Fixed partial dentures, better know as crown and bridges, are also for patients missing only some of their teeth, but these are more expensive than removable appliances, and they have unique constraints in certain specific instances.

      Problems with complete dentures

      Problems with dentures include the fact that patient are not used to having something in their mouth that is not food. The brain senses this appliance as food and

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