I had dentures that fit great. They were almost 30 years old and I loved them! They still fit great and looked so natural no one believed they were dentures. Unfortunately getting thinner over time I suppose, they broke in half. I went to Aspen Dental per ads on TV. Free xrays and inexpensive... Ha Ha. I wish I had read all the reviews before I went. The people were very friendly. I was given 3, I believe, choices of quality of dentures. I have dental insurance and of course I wanted the best (thinking these would probably be the last one I would ever have to have) and the BEST ones gave you an extra denture (two for the price of one... First red flag... Dummy). I made several trips back but work was done quickly. Of course they found a couple of cavities and had to clean my teeth. Finally I went in for fitting. They were a BIG mouthfull! I thought it was because my old ones were so old. The first fitting they checked the contact of my lower teeth and partial. Ground on them here an there and when I thought they were good they sent me on with a date come get them. I returned for that apointment. AND THIS IS WHERE THEY GET YA!!! They put them in my mouth and gave me a mirror and asked me if I was happy with them. (without ever wearing them or using them?) Of course I was happy with them! I have had none and they are pretty and white! So they brought in a form for me to sign that my dentures were satisfactory and I was happy with them... After living with them for a few days I made an appointment to have sharp places fixed. I complained they were too big and they would not grind the sharp edge on the back of them because I needed that for suction to hold them in. BS! (I later fixed that with my nailfile at home) So now that they are all FINISHED with me. I have dentures that are too big which changed my speech, and dont meet my lower teeth correctly. The gums of them are huge and the teeth are very short so my upper lip is now starting to pucker for lack of fullness of the teeth. I have a constant taste of some kind of chemical. The color does not match my other teeth and I often bite the inside of my cheeks while chewing. The only thing I am satisfied with is that I can eat again. So $2234.00 later... IM JUST SCREWED? Lesson learned? How do companies get away with this???
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