Denture ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Denture ( noun )

A set of false teeth mounted on a plate, either as a full or partial set, used to replace missing natural teeth.

Origin:

From old french, meaning "something to chew".

Examples:

1. I need to get a new denture because my old one doesn't fit well.
2. He had to get a full denture after he lost all his teeth.
3. It's important to take care of your dentures, just like you would natural teeth.
4. Dentures can improve a person's ability to speak and chew food.
5. Dentures are often made of acrylic or a combination of acrylic and metal.

(As a verb)

Denture ( verb )

A set of false teeth mounted on a plate, either as a full or partial set, used to replace missing natural teeth.

Origin:

From old french, meaning "something to chew".

Examples:

1. I need to get a new denture because my old one doesn't fit well.
2. He had to get a full denture after he lost all his teeth.
3. It's important to take care of your dentures, just like you would natural teeth.
4. Dentures can improve a person's ability to speak and chew food.
5. Dentures are often made of acrylic or a combination of acrylic and metal.