What do you think of false teeth or dentures...say in kissing...eating...etc.?

hahahahaha what a funny question..well im going to answer this one.when eating of course its difficult to chew hard ones or you might end up..chipping your teeth..lol
as to kissing.its the lips and the tongue does the thingcoz if its the lips you'll end up to be pushed.lollol lol

They say whatever you want them to say....just kidding.

Don't like the thought but modern ones are a thousand time better than years gone by.

Put it this way I wouldn't stop snogging my husband if he needed dentures -so I'll tell you in 50 yrs time.


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When grandma kisses me I hope they don't pop out as then the kiss turns sloppy

I think it must be very hard to do. That is why I am going to look after my teeth very well. Kissing would be really difficult and, you have to take your teet out to wash them. It would also be a big pain getting them fitted at the dentist. I am really scared of the dentis is another reason why I wuld hate it. My gradparents have dentures and they say they don't like them very much. It would feel very weird to sleep with no teeth wouldn't it?

I think they are very useful to those who use them. However, they are not useful at all to on-lookers. Let me explain.

A denture wearer is french kissing another denture wearer when all of a sudden, the dentures fall out--slime strings attached. Onlookers begin projectile vomiting.

A denture wearer is slaughtering a double-stacked hamburger when all of a sudden, his dentures come out--slime strings and liquefied hamburger, hamburger buns and green stuff ooze out and slowly drop to the floor. Onlookers begin projectile vomiting (with a vengeance).

A denture wearer is minding his own business when all of a sudden, he sneezes hard. His dentures fly out, slime strings and snot and other gelatinous debris slap the face of an onlooker. Other onlookers vomit on the innocent onlooker and projectile vomiting ensues.

Point taken? People need dentures, let me just say that. Maybe someday I'll need dentures too. But for the innocent onlooker, dentures are no fun at all.

They are horrible. Trust me, I know!! Kissing is embarrassing and eating is extrememly uncomfortable, and after wearing them for any length of time I actually get "toothache". So it's of paramount importance to look after your teeth and keep them as long as possible.

My brother is a dentist; I said to him once, dentures must be like hell. He said, They're worse than hell. That's for the wearer. Food lodges into the mouth, and gum disease is easier to contract.

For the person who kisses the one with the dentures, it's okay, just so long as the denture-wearer keeps up his or her oral hygiene. You wouldn't want denture breath.

Above all else, don't feel ashamed if you have dentures.

False teeth or dentures are better than no teeth at all or than having a mouthful of decaying teeth. Some things happen through no fault of the person who has to have dentures or false teeth, (accident, medical condition, whatever); and though it is preferable to have your own teeth, I would rather have someone wear the proper device to be able to eat and to look better than the alternative.