Hopefully never: If teeth are taken care of properly, dentures should never be necessary. Proper hygiene rather then age is the more determining factor.
Answered 6/9/2017
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There is no age...: Tooth loss is usually caused by bacterial proocesses like cavities and gum disease. Except for a very small minority, if you are true to your teeth, they won't be false to you!
Answered 8/21/2013
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Not related to age: Many people go through life never needing dentures, others will need them early on in life. Many factors are at play, and two of the most important are exceptional home care and regular visits to your dentist for an examination. Ignore your teeth and they will go away!
Answered 10/4/2016
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Any age: Your need for dentures depends on your condition of your teeth and what you choose to do about it.
Answered 11/16/2013
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Varies a lot: It depends on how well you take care of your teeth. Many in our grandparents generation needed them by age 40. Our parents generation, many by age 60. Our generation knows a lot more about proper oral hygiene then our parents, and many of us may never need dentures at all.
Answered 11/16/2013
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Not age related: It's dental health related! in this day and age, dentures should be a thing of the past. With proper home care and modern dentistry, dentures are far less a need than 50 yrs ago. That being said, i realize there are people who do not have access to good dentistry or who are economically disadvantaged. In that segment of the population, age and time will eventually lead to dentures in many.
Answered 12/7/2019
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There's no set age: Hopefully with improved oral hygiene habits, modern restorative techniques, the need for dentures can be put on indefinite hold. Always try to save your own natural teeth. A favorite dental quote " be true to your teeth or they will be false to you" hope this helps.
Answered 11/16/2013
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