Does this work on dentures
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I'm not an expert but I'm sure it doesn't because dentures are made one colour and I don't think they'd change it. Whereas in teeth they effectively bleach the teeth to make them whiter. Don't know for definite though
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Yes, Cushion Grip will keep lower dentures in place. It makes them fit tighter.
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I haven't tried it for that, but I suspect it would work...with a fair bit of elbow grease. Perhaps dropping a couple of denture cleaners in first, then using BKF would make it easier? We used to use a product called The Works for hard water stains. Works a charm, but it's extremely caustic.
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It works better than any denture adhesive I've ever used, I would imagine it depends on the fit of the cap. Hope this is helpful.
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I have upper dentures, if it works half as good on lowers as it does the uppers, you won't have anything to worry about. Secure works 'much better' than anything else that I have bought. Get it, you will be glad you did.
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It seems that it would work anywhere that your dentures or partials are loose or ill fitting. Of course, this is only a temporary measure until you can have a dentist appointment.
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weird trick that I use is the effervescent tablets used to clean dentures. I drop a tablet in the bottle that's filled with water. The bubbles help loosen up the gunk in the places the bottle brush cannot reach. After the effervescents, I wash the bottle with dish soap and water. and Presto! bottle is like new
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The Regent Labs website lists "Kleenite" as the product to use for plastic trays and such. They have many different products besides the "Stain Away" listed and what to use each product for. We use the "Stain Away" for partials as the "Stain Away" Plus is supposed to be used on full dentures only or flexible plastic partials. This is not very clear when you look at the "Stain Away" Plus box, but on their website the instructions are in more detail for each product.
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yes, it will. Just know that it will 'snap' into place for that tooth in the place where the tooth is missing after you put in the denture. Sculpt the homemade tooth on the sides/edges so it blends in with the other teeth on the appliance.
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most certainly. That's what I used these for, dentures too big after gums swelling went down, these make up the difference you need. Sincerely, Steve
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Well, interestingly enough I am a dentist(33 years). I found that one can place Benecol in mouth and soften with your saliva till it almost melted away. I would suggest that for a denture patient. Hope this helps.
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Yes! The Plaque Seeker tip works very well around crowns and bridges, and implants.
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I love this stuff,I ran into a problem and I couldn't get my permanent dentures. So my temps are lose . Secure is exactly what it is I don't have a problem with anything I drink or eat. TRY IT, you'll be happy. :-) !
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I am not sure, go to Phillips Sonicare and check there, it will tell you what works with what.
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I believe it is! I love this product. Besides holding dentures in place, it also cushions them.
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I'm not positive. (I only have a gold crown.) Cheap enough to try and it definitely works on bonded and natural teeth. It's the same ingredient used at dentist office.
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HeyI used a rigid pointed tip nail file. Soaked the dentures in warm water. I used vary little because I just wanted a better feel along with my adhesive.It is a trial and error thing but I found I can do better than dentist. Hope it works out, be patient!