What Should I Do If All My Lower Teeth Have Fallen Out?

If all your lower teeth have fallen out, it is recommended to visit a formal and professional oral hospital. Generally, there are two options available: wearing dentures or undergoing implant restoration. After the complete loss of lower teeth, it may affect the patient's chewing and speaking functions, leading to issues such as difficulty in normal eating, inaccurate pronunciation, and facial aesthetics.

1. Wearing Dentures: You can wear dentures, which are artificial teeth. They can improve the biting force of teeth, restore the patient's daily chewing function, and allow normal speaking and socializing.

2. Implant Restoration: If your economic conditions permit, you can also choose implant restoration. You need to visit a professional oral hospital to take a panoramic radiograph and oral CT to assess the bone mass and the underlying alveolar bone, and select a site with sufficient bone mass for implant restoration.

After wearing dentures, pay attention to oral hygiene, regularly clean the dentures to avoid oral inflammation or infection. After implant restoration, also avoid eating hard foods such as nuts and develop a good habit of rinsing your mouth after meals.