New partial denture after extraction

I hated it but I did persevere and keep it in as I was told. It did take a while to get used to them.

I had a similar experience but kept it in apart from rinsing with salt water. Perhaps give dentist a ring for advice? Hated my partial denture but it was a necessity until I had my implants. Rinsing mouth with salt water really helped the healing process. Ive just had a molar extracted two days ago so I’m back to the salt water rinses - no denture this time nor implant.

i've just had a permanent bridge put in on the right lower side. I thought I would be able to feel it once it's in but I can't. I'm really pleased. I chose it because implants are so expensive.

I had all my top set out in one go. I had a partial denture fitted and was told to take it out the next day to clean it then put it back in. However, try as I might, I couldn't put it back. My upper gum was like Tesco's meat counter and extremely painful. I rang the dental unit and was told to leave it for a day or two, which I did and it caused no problems going forward. I really feel for you.

The two front crowns that lasted 40 years had finally given up and the dentist had to extract the roots. He had already made a mould for the denture which he then inserted. It did feel a bit odd, but I soon got used to it and am soon to have my 'permanent' denture now that the gums have shrunk. I'm far too old (and too poor!) to have implants and besides my dentist doesn't think the bones would take them. To paraphrase an old song:
'All I want for Christmas is my new front teeth'.