will this work on an acclusal guard made out of a hard acrylic?..I am having it rub the sides of my tounge and rubbing it raw
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Hi Jon, I am unsure in terms of if it will stick to it. It sticks very well to the metal and gold of my inside braces and was the saving grace of my tongue when i started using it. I have used this every day since i got my inner braces, 6 months now and highly recommend giving it a try! Its worth the risk of the 8$ to give it a go. Its far better than wax, which is probably a cheaper alternative you could try and find in your regular drug store. It took a couple of days to get the placement right for me but now I am a pro. I line all of my upper inner teeth with it and 1 syringe lasts about a week. My biggest complaint is I cant seem to find a place that I can buy this in bulk. It will stay all day for me as long I dont mistakenly put it on the horizontal plane of my teeth that does the chewing.
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Yes. When the two compounds combine it becomes a soft pliable putty that you can place on the guard where the high spots are. It will set up to a soft rubber and usually stays put until you peel it off. I used it on a mouth piece with no problems. Just make sure the surface is clean and dry when you put it on.
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Yes. I love the mouth guard, I chipped my tooth and I have a fake cap on my front tooth from chipping it and with this mouthpiece never had a problem..
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The mold should be strong enough to hold the guard to the top teeth when properly formed. The bottom of mine has a slight impression from where my bottom teeth hit the mold in the processing.
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Again, do not brush it on and I do not use mouthguards for the remineralization get. Just put a little on the sore areas (see below) then let it sit for a minute or two as it dissolves in saliva then either swallow or spit....I spit it out, of course, and it is not at all unpleasant--very minty like toothpaste. If you want to let it stay 10 minutes, for example, apply and try not to swallow! Only a few seconds are needed for relief of pain so just spit it out after a minute or two. Reapply later if needed--but I have never needed to.....
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be careful is all I can say, but it should. If u use the guard and work slowly. start w longer guard & work ur way down.
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I found that in addition to the advice offered by the other two answers, in my case it was VERY important to keep the drill level (on the same plane as the screw) to aid in getting a bite. It worked for me. Good luck.
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this stuff sets up like a semi-soft plastic,so it fills any dips or irregularities in the denture, if that's not your problem then this probably wont help you I'm sorry to say....I agree with you on the O-T-C junk I've never found a useful 'glue' either, GOOD LUCK, Bill S.
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Hello,This is a medium density guard. It has a harder outside but not the really hard acrylic which can be uncomfortable. Here is a description of the guard:The extra durable Pro Form guard is our most popular guard and works excellent for most people. It is a medium density guard that is not too hard or too soft. It is a very durable guard yet very comfortable to wear. This guard also helps to absorb shock from heavy teeth clenching which can help alleviate jaw/facial pain and headaches. This guard also features an abrasive-resistant characteristic that will withstand teeth grinding and clenching better then traditional soft night guards. Hello,This is a medium density guard. It has a harder outside but not the really hard acrylic which can be uncomfortable. Here is a description of the guard:The extra durable Pro Form guard is our most popular guard and works excellent for most people. It is a medium density guard that is not too hard or too soft. It is a very durable guard yet very comfortable to wear. This guard also helps to absorb shock from heavy teeth clenching which can help alleviate jaw/facial pain and headaches. This guard also features an abrasive-resistant characteristic that will... » Read More Hello,This is a medium density guard. It has a harder outside but not the really hard acrylic which can be uncomfortable. Here is a description of the guard:The extra durable Pro Form guard is our most popular guard and works excellent for most people. It is a medium density guard that is not too hard or too soft. It is a very durable guard yet very comfortable to wear. This guard also helps to absorb shock from heavy teeth clenching which can help alleviate jaw/facial pain and headaches. This guard also features an abrasive-resistant characteristic that will withstand teeth grinding and clenching better then traditional soft night guards. « Show Less
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I use it on my retainer which is partly metal and have had no issues at all. Has worked well for me.
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It won't hurt the person cause of the rubber.Honestly,it's not as bad as people say.Its meant for airsofting so no one can get hurt.I poked my friend with it and it didn't hurt him what so ever.As for me he tried it in me nothing happened.So it should work.But do be careful with the edges they do hurt.
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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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I like the Dentek. It's my favorite mouth guard as you'll probably see in my review for the product. That said, it won't last long if you clench your teeth while grinding because you can bite through it. It's better for people like me who grind side-to-side for some reason. It does take a little practice to boil and bite down in the right place but it is super comfortable for me.
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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'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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It will most definitely work. Please wear a glove or protect your hands. I didn't use the guard because it sucks and shredded my finger. The blade is extremely sharp!
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Hello Anas,Somebody already answered your question, but I would like to add that you should be careful when using the "floss action" head. It works great, but can push back the gum line if you overdo it. I like to alternate between the different heads so that I don't use the same one all the time.Enjoy!
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It depends on how big their mouth is, but I have a very small adult mouth and I had to trim it a lot, you can use sissors and just file it with finger nail filer but I prefer the original stress guard but depending what part is grinding that is one you should choose. This one is better for front teeth grinding.