Do you have to learn talk again when get dentures?

Yes, it does take some practice to learn to speak with dentures. Your dentures may feel bulky or uncomfortable at first, and you may lisp or slur your words. However, it does not really affect one’s speech in the long run if they are well fitted . With practice, you will be able to speak clearly and naturally with your dentures. Here are a few tips to help you learn to speak with dentures:

* Practice speaking slowly and deliberately at first.

- Exaggerate your pronunciation, especially with consonants like "s" and "t."

- Place your tongue against the roof of your mouth when you speak.

- Pause frequently to adjust your dentures if necessary.

Here are some additional tips that may help you get used to speaking with dentures:

* Start by practicing in front of a mirror so that you can see how your mouth and tongue are moving.

* Read aloud from a book or magazine to help you become more comfortable with the way your dentures feel in your mouth.

* Practice speaking with friends or family members so that they can give you feedback on your pronunciation.

* Be patient - it may take a few weeks or even months to feel completely comfortable speaking with dentures.