To achieve ideal denture treatment outcomes, the initial appointment work alone is insufficient. Adequate subsequent visits for adjustment and maintenance are necessary conditions for success. The dentist and technician must plan for multiple stages to incrementally optimize denture fit.

After denture delivery, the dentist will perform a first assessment in 24-48 hours. Initial discomfort is addressed, pressure spots are checked, and the base periphery is modified. The patient needs time to adapt to the prosthesis and gain basic function.

A second consultation 1-2 weeks later is highly important. A comprehensive evaluation of chewing efficacy, speech, aesthetics and patient satisfaction is conducted. Occlusion and selective grinding are adjusted as needed until the patient feels good.

The third is a long-term recall visit, around 3-6 months after use. The status of the dentures continues to be monitored and any damage is repaired. It is also a good chance to examine oral hard and soft tissues, detecting issues early for prompt intervention

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Regular follow-up can continue for years. As time passes, repairs and remakes are needed to maintain denture performance. Oral structures also change, necessitating adjustments. Maintaining vigilant observation is indispensable for long-term success.

Sufficient appointment and adjustment numbers are the key to ensuring treatment satisfaction. It requires time and effort from both dentist and patient. Good communication helps find optimal solutions. Follow-up stages should also be considered when planning treatment cost.

In summary, successful denture treatment should be viewed as a long-term process requiring continual adjustment. Only through multiple meticulous visits can patients' functional and aesthetic needs be truly fulfilled.