KVV E-Modules

After insertion of complete dentures, the patient should be advised to wear the dentures continuously for the first 24 hours …

A: Improve speech immediately B: Allow the dentist to identify pressure areas C: Increase salivary flow D: Prevent denture fracture

Which of the following foods is MOST appropriate during the initial period after complete denture insertion?

A: Hard and brittle foods B: Sticky foods C: Soft and well-cooked foods D: Spicy foods

Patients with newly inserted complete dentures should be instructed to chew food:

A: On one side only B: Using anterior teeth only C: Using posterior teeth on both sides simultaneously D: With minimal mastication

Which of the following is a common complaint immediately after complete denture insertion?

A: Reduced salivation B: Difficulty in swallowing C: Increased salivation D: Complete comfort

Patients should be advised to remove complete dentures at night mainly to:

A: Prevent loss of dentures B: Allow oral tissues to rest C: Improve esthetics D: Increase retention

Cleaning of complete dentures should ideally be done using:

A: Hot water and toothpaste B: Hard toothbrush and abrasive paste C: . Mild soap or denture cleanser with a soft brush D: Bleaching agents

Speech difficulties after complete denture insertion are best managed by advising the patient to:

A: Avoid speaking B: Read aloud and practice speaking C: Remove dentures frequently D: Use denture adhesives

What should a patient do if soreness or ulceration develops after denture insertion?

A: Stop wearing the denture permanently B: Adjust the denture by themselves C: Report to the dentist for adjustment D: Ignore it as it is normal

Denture adhesives should be:

A: Used routinely by all patients B: Used only when advised by the dentist D: Used to compensate for poor dentures D: Applied in large quantities

The first post-insertion follow-up appointment for complete denture patients is usually scheduled:

A: After 1 week B: After 1 month C: Within 24–48 hours D: After 6 months