Having a litle trouble keeping them in can I use denture adhesive to help keep them in?
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I don't know. They were a gift for someone and I never asked. Although I just looked it up and it said with a good fit you need nothing but you can certainly use denture cream
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If I were you I would buy one box of patches & try using them. If you have any uncovered places on the roof of your mouth I'm sure the patches will stick there. If not they will stick to the inside of your cheeks but they haven't worked well there if I'm eating because my teeth will hit them & cause them to come off. You can certainly try & see if they will stick to the roof of your dentures making sure it is moist before trying. I have only been able to find them at Walgreens drug store but I would inquire with the company to see where you can get them in your area. If you order them in bulk the best place is through Amazon. If I were you I would buy one box of patches & try using them. If you have any uncovered places on the roof of your mouth I'm sure the patches will stick there. If not they will stick to the inside of your cheeks but they haven't worked well there if I'm eating because my teeth will hit them & cause them to come off. You can certainly try & see if they will stick to the roof of your dentures making sure it is moist before trying. I have only been able to find them at Walgreens drug store but I would inquire with the company to see where you can get them in your area. If you order them in... » Read More If I were you I would buy one box of patches & try using them. If you have any uncovered places on the roof of your mouth I'm sure the patches will stick there. If not they will stick to the inside of your cheeks but they haven't worked well there if I'm eating because my teeth will hit them & cause them to come off. You can certainly try & see if they will stick to the roof of your dentures making sure it is moist before trying. I have only been able to find them at Walgreens drug store but I would inquire with the company to see where you can get them in your area. If you order them in bulk the best place is through Amazon. « Show Less
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Yes, they stay "stuck" most of the time. I havn't had any move so much they don't work. put them on the gum above your fartherst back molar. You can find info about that on line. The hygenist told me where to put it, but I couldn't remember exactly so I googled it! These really do work. They say you can use 2, but I never have. It only takes a few seconds for the tablet to stick. The tan side has a little bit of some kind of adhesive that won't hurt you.
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I only use Cushion Grip in my lower plate so I let it soak in hot water and then use a paring knife to get under the pieces and pull them out. My husband uses a thicker piece in his lower denture but just grabs hold of it, pulls and it comes right out. Hope this helps!
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Hi Jennifer, I have the same problem too (also, I chronically salivate no matter what). Once I get the trays in, I put a small piece of gauze in at the same time to try and absorb the drool...its a pain to put something else in there at the same time, but it helped. Wish I could think of other ways -- if I do, I'll let you know. :)
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I think it's the way your mouth guards are formed. If you did them on your own like I did, mine are uneven. It's not so easy to put them in hot water and then put them in your mouth to form them, consequently they do not fit to your teeth properly.
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This answer is for Cushion Grip. I don't use PermaSoft because it smells like a chemical factory. After four or five days the Cushion Grip liner gets funky and you need to replace it. You just have to hold the denture under hot water and then just rip out the old soft liner with your fingers. Having strong fingernails is an asset! Some of the material may cling stubbornly to the denture. Just leave it there. Then scrub the denture and the residual liner with a stiff brush. By the way, I also wipe the old liner with rubbing alcohol to sterilize it. Don't leave the alcohol in contact with the liner for very long because it will attack it. And then I rinse the denture (with the old liner) in cold water to get rid of the alcohol.
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I use warm water, tooth paste and a tooth brush to remove denture adhesive, then soak dentures in a denture cleaning tablet and warm water. I Would like to know if anyone has a method to keep lower denture secure while eating!
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They're more soft than they are hard, although by the time you get to the last few in the box, they seem slightly harder. As for using them with dentures as the other commenter mentioned, my husband has full dentures and he has never complained of having any trouble eating them. I have my natural teeth, with some dental reconstruction like a bridge and some crowns, and I use these chews also. They can be a little sticky but not overly so, and whatever is sticky melts away very quickly.
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I had little trouble removing during fitting attempts. But I did not use adhesive-because the 2 brands I tried were very different,but shared a flaw. Both were obvious and didn't look good or natural because they protruded through my skin around my mouth..If they fit u,congrats.They do come out easily,though.
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Well since Secure last for 12 hours or more I wait until I feel that they are loose enough to remove, than I take out the denture, I use warm water and a tooth brush, & some liquid soap and wash all the adhesive off real good, then dry then off and I apply the adhesive again.
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Yes, just make sure that you do a good job of letting the adhesive set overnight is recommended. Look out for the excess adhesive in the front area between the other teeth. I strongly recommend that the inside area be used to place a bit more adhesive to keep the tooth from coming out again. Kindly follow the instructions carefully and you should have a nice job for MOMSY
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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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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.
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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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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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They stay in pretty secure... The ridges hold it in. I have not had any problems with the ones i bought.. Hope thia helps