Do they realign loose fitting bottom dentures?
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yes, i could not wear my dentures if i did not have ezo. i have used them for years.
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Hi Linda, My husband uses these and he is very satisfied. He has tried other brands only to have them slip out of place and then his dentures slip also. He would recommend them for you to try.
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I use the bottom liner only, and it seems to align both plates fine. I've tried the other brands of linersand I am the most satisfied with Ezos. Just make sure you soak them in warm water a few minutes, first.
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My mom says "Absolutely" . She's been using these for 20 + years . When these are out of supply occasionally, she uses other brands & has never been happy. When I find E-Zo's I buy her 10 packs at a time.
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Good question, because I ordered it thinking it would fit on a wide mouth, and it does NOT. :( Regular.
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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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Yes, ezo makes dentures fit snug for comfort. You can prevent sores that way. Hope this helps.
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Not sure on a denture. I think it would work the same, but not sure. I would check with others on that question, maybe someone that has expierece with dentures.. good luck.
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I did have a little of an impression from my bottom teeth. What seems to hold it in place is the mild around the front teeth and the molding on the roof of your mouth. The first time it fit perfectly after 2 attempts at molding but the last one I purchased, my second, I had a hard time getting a really great fit even after 3 tries. I decided to just leave it, it doesn't fall out but can be easily removed with just my tongue, packaging says it should be more difficult to remove than that. Anyhow, I didn't want to keep messing with it because I was afraid to ruin itAnd I haven't had it fall out on me so far. I did have a little of an impression from my bottom teeth. What seems to hold it in place is the mild around the front teeth and the molding on the roof of your mouth. The first time it fit perfectly after 2 attempts at molding but the last one I purchased, my second, I had a hard time getting a really great fit even after 3 tries. I decided to just leave it, it doesn't fall out but can be easily removed with just my tongue, packaging says it should be more difficult to remove than that. Anyhow, I didn't want to keep messing with it because I was afraid to ruin itAnd I haven't had it... » Read More I did have a little of an impression from my bottom teeth. What seems to hold it in place is the mild around the front teeth and the molding on the roof of your mouth. The first time it fit perfectly after 2 attempts at molding but the last one I purchased, my second, I had a hard time getting a really great fit even after 3 tries. I decided to just leave it, it doesn't fall out but can be easily removed with just my tongue, packaging says it should be more difficult to remove than that. Anyhow, I didn't want to keep messing with it because I was afraid to ruin itAnd I haven't had it fall out on me so far. « Show Less
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I don't know. I used my to retain my teeth in place. Sincerely I doubt that the retainers will close the gap. I am giving you my honest answer.
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Hi BradleysMom, I would go to sporting smiles website and call them or email them directly. The trays for me were molded about 12 teeth worth for the top and 14 teeth worth on the on the bottom. It's really the front 4-6 in my opinion that hold the trays in place so I don't see why it wouldn't work. Definitely call just in case though. I hear their customer service is friendly.
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I wish I could help more , but I only have A upper denture. I knoe lower denture's are A little harder to hold in place. It work's great on the upper denture. Sorry I could'nt help more.
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Yes, follow the instructions to carefully press your top and bottom teeth separately down into the molds. Make sure you don't go at an angle and that you have built up enough of the mold to get a deep enough impression of your front and back teeth, otherwise you'll be doing it over when they send you a new mold to redo it.
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Yes... I have used these inserts for YEARS !!!! Adjust according to YOUR needs !!!! Don't leave home without them.... AWESOME !!!!
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No. You are meshing to wheels with an equal number of teeth. They need to be the same. Send it back.
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It would, if you know what you are doing. It takes some experimentation to learn to reline your dentures, and get the desirable result. Prosoft relining is very comfortable, but it does not last long, of course depending on your age. It is inexpensive, and worth while learning how to use it.
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It holds both my upper and lower invisiline trays (similar in size to full dentures, just not as thick). I "nest" the two trays so the end of one tray is in the space of the second tray, they fit without issue, it's not large enough to set them side by side. I guess it depends on the denture, if it has a full palate plate, then probably not. as there's no space to nest one in the other.
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Maybe...If you press, rub lightly over the tooth surfaces and hold in place for 10-15 seconds the strip may conform to the irregular surfaces. They seem to hold in place well and even are hard to remove if left in too long. Trays may be a better solution.
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I have lower partials, never tried on them this product. But on top dentures I have not worked with enough to see any positive results. They are not binding material like polygrip or Fixodent.
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My husband says yes - he's never switched from his temporary to permanent dentures, just uses these and has had his temporary ones for over 10 years.