Check Dentures
Dentures have been linked to burping and gassiness. In addition, it can affect the digestive system when the dentures are not fitted to one’s gum line.
Loose-fitting dentures can cause excessive gas accumulation in the gastrointestinal tract, enough to make a person burp frequently or may distress the stomach.
Poorly chewed food is another issue caused by faulty dentures. It cannot do side-to-side movements and can’t be effective at grinding food since it is not anchored on the jawbone as a natural tooth could.
Food that has not been wholly chewed can be more difficult to digest. Larger particles that reach the digestive tract also cause issues with digestion, including food sensitivities, headaches, poor energy, bloating, constipation, excessive gas, and an upset stomach.
Chewing properly aids in digestion. As a result, hydrochloric acid and digestive enzymes will be created in the digestive tract that helps in breaking down food substances.
Well-fitted dentures can be a solution to avoid more stomach problems. A person may also opt for a softer diet to swallow food without difficulty.
The healthier the tummy, the lesser a person will likely burp.
