Dentures during breast augmentation surgery?

Most anesthesiologists will make you remove your dentures prior to going asleep for breast surgery. Best of luck.

That is really a question for the anesthesiologist. If your anesthesiologist wants them removed, you should do so. If you are having the procedure under local anesthesia, ask your surgeon. There is no right or wrong answer, it's really a matter of an anesthesiologist's preference.

This should be discussed with the anesthesiologist, preferable before the day of surgery so that you don't have a unpleasant surprise. I have had anesthesiologists allow the dentures to stay and others ask to have them taken out. the most important thing is that you let the anesthesia team know about the dentures. Safety is always the top priority.

Dentures are often removed during surgery. It is a question best asked when you speak with the anesthesiologist.

Hello,

This will have to be decided by the anesthesiologist however, it is very likely that they will want you to remove them for safety purposes.

Good luck with your surgery!

This is decided by your anesthesiologist. Generally, they do want the dentures removed due to safety concerns during surgery. They usually do not need to be removed until just before going to the operating room and can be reinserted as soon as you're awake. Ask to speak with the anesthesiologist prior to your surgery day to get more information.

We do not have patients remove their dentures, but we only do this procedure with general anesthesia with a board certified anesthesiologist and a secure airway. If you are having local and heavy sedation it may be safer to remove them.