If you or someone you know is about to receive immediate dentures after full mouth extractions, there are probably lots of questions and concerns going through your head.

In no way is this a cold, impersonal dental hygiene guide written by a dentist or some other oral health professional.

In fact this self-help publication is all based on personal experience from someone not in the field of dentistry at all.

This first hand account was written by a dental patient in real-time, as she documented the personal challenges she dealt with for months, during the full extraction and permanent teeth replacement process.

I’m Justiss Goode, the author, and the dental patient I’m referring to. My fear and anxiety over what to expect during this process is what motivated me to document my experience.

Little do people realize, the extensive dentistry work involved in getting all your teeth removed and replaced with dentures, will actually affect more than just your oral health.

Most dental patients will have to make adjustments to their eating habits, which can ultimately affect their general health and fitness.

This is discussed in the section on: Health, Fitness, & Oral Health After Dentures. Many readers will find this particular information of great interest, as it relates to diet and potential weight loss following extractions.

Open Wide is a firsthand guide that walks the reader through everything from what to expect from full dental extractions, to what happens and what to expect from wearing full dentures.

In my book, I share helpful tips that tell you what you need to know about recovery and daily life after you receive your dentures.

But even before that happens, there are things you’ll need to know.

Take for instance the issue of whether or not to get temporary fixtures referred to as “immediates.” Since this is an optional step following extractions, it makes sense to find out what will work best for your specific situation.

In my section on “What happens if you get immediates after extractions”, I share both the pros and the cons, so you can make an informed decision.

You’ll find answers to embarrassing questions that some people are reluctant to even ask their dentist, such as: Should you tell a romantic partner that you’re wearing dentures?

Read and see how the author addresses that question and more.

With a first hand account written by a meticulous former dental patient,you get answers to questions you didn’t even know to ask.

Some questions you might wonder about include:

Open Wide is your chance to discover honest answers to all those questions and many more.

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