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Tongue control of lower complete dentures: a clinical hint
1UMDS, Guy's Hospital.
British Dental Journal
|March 22, 1997
Abstract:
Lack of tongue control may be one reason why patients experience unstable complete lower dentures. The author suggests a method to help patients acquire that control and considers other possible reasons for instability of lower dentures.
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