@OlgaAlexeenko You have explored getting dentures, and you have made your decision, based on your consultation with a dentist and also on your own experience. I think that you have made a wise decision. I hope that you enjoy being toothless, rather than feeling that you have no other choice, but to be that way. Many people regret that they have no teeth but just live with the situation. You are very young, but you seem like a person who has considered the future and want your future life to be without teeth. More power to you! It can be difficult to get used to wearing dentures, and I know many people who have them, but they either don't wear them or take them out whenever possible, just as I am doing now. Best wishes to you, my gummy friend!

@Corsair Thank you for support! You help me to believe that my decision is right. Actually I think that toothless life is not worse and sometimes even better than before extractions. And now I don't try to hide my completely sunken mouth anymore. The only problem I still can't put up with is my diction. I will never be a singer anymore. My speech is becoming more and more slurred, and soon the moment will come when I will have to write my words on a piece of paper or on a smartphone. But I think that all my friends and colleagues will be get used to this.

@OlgaAlexeenko I know toothless people who can speak pretty clearly, including me. lol It takes practice to work on difficult consonant sounds, like S, V, and dipthongs like SH. Concentrate on the sounds which give you trouble, and practice them over and over, until you gain confidence in using them in normal speech. You can do it! Don't let anyone make fun of your speech! Best wishes to you, my very individualist and beautiful friend.