PubMed · 786338
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C H Turner, A M Fletcher, G M Ritchie. 1976-08-17. Denture marking and human identification.. https://doi.org/10.1038/sj.bdj.4803797
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Denture use may have a negative impact on the ability to taste food, which in turn can jeopardize one's nutritional well-being. It is important that dentists understand the relationship.
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This paper reviews both past and current knowledge concerning the controversial subject of mucosal responses associated with denture wearing. The subject has been considered in terms of both gross clinical and histopathological changes arising from daily prosthesis use. Displacement of basal seat tissues during function has been discussed, along with denture-induced alterations of the local microfloral ecosystems. The influences of common drugs and therapeutic regimens such as ionizing radiation treatments have been considered, and as with all the fields discussed, have been related to clinical use and success of prostheses.