I'm wondering if this would work as assistance to chewing for a person who has lost all their upper molars? Can't afford dentures.
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Mine sits sort of loosely, so when one went to chew it would come off I suspect. Many regions have dental assistance plans. Look around more widely you may find one? Good luck. This ain't the solution sadly.
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Perhaps it may take longer to get but it is free. Free is always good. Your teeth can hang in for a few more days.
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That is not my understanding of how teeth whitners work. However, I suggest doing a search for information from the American Dental Association and some scientifically oriented articles to learn for sure (not retailers' sales pitch information). An alternative would be finding a knowledgeable dentist that you can trust (good luck with that nowadays) and ask.
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Yes I think so. It would be easier if you could work on the tooth outside the mouth. I had to shape the temptooth inside my mouth. I love this stuff. I still have it and wear it on accasion. It takes about two tries. There is enough product for that. I'm waiting for my ship to come in to get an implant. Linda
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Sorry i don't have implants i have dentures so i don't know. But i don't think that you can put it in your mouth.
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I'm guessing you have a unique mouth or bite, so not certain if this will work or not. One benefit of the DenTek is the adjustability. I'm able to adjust it to were it's comfy to where it's holding my mouth too far open. While too far open isn't the most comfy, it might work to prevent your front teeth from grinding.
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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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I've been using it for a while now and I do think it works well. They recommend just water but every once in a while you can put mouthwash in it and it does a little better job of getting things clean. It is much easier than brushing your mouthguard or dentures everyday. Just place them in the container, fill with water or mouthwash and push the button. It runs for about five minutes. Remove container, rinse and you're done. I would definitely buy another if this one would break. Good luck.
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Everyone is different, mine held great on top, but I don't thinks there is anything on this earth that will hold the bottom. This stuff is no different than any other denture cream just more expensive...imo
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Depending on which teeth have been pulled. My dogs use their canines to munch on those, they are meant for teeth cleanings so they're not soft. I would recommend that you use Greenies instead. They are excellent, my dogs love the taste and they are a little softer than the Dentastix. Dentastix is my budget version. I buy that when I've gone over pet budget for the previous month. Otherwise I give them Greenies but the Pedigree item is very good also.
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Instructions are included, it has been awhile since I tried this, had my dentures relined by a dentist. It does work though, but it takes awhile. Be sure to follow directions to the letter or it will just be a waist of time and $. I remember 3 minutes, it feels like a long time and it is not very good tasting.
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If the teeth were pulled recently, I would say "no" for sure. If it has been awhile, these are pliable compared to others we have tried with our senior dogs so your dog might do fine. I would, as someone else suggested, buy one of the smaller packs to start with since some dogs are picky (mine) and won't chew just anything.
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I doubt that it will work for that application, however it could depend on how far apart the teeth are placed and how long they are.
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I wouldn't think so as it is for the tongue to help bad breath. Whether this helps to stop germs travelling to gums I think you would have to ask the designer of the product. chris collard
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No, but i would think it would work fine, use the side with the larger spacing between teeth.
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As I said, I have found It helpful for jaw tension. While I do not have tongue pushing, I would think anything that helped with jaw tension may also help with mouth and tongue issues. It is worth a try.
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I purchased it for the top teeth and it works quite well. I guess it's just a matter of personal preference - I've had retainers in the past that were just for the top, so it was the natural choice.