Cushion Grip Denture Adhesive alternative

     Comfort Lining Thermoplastic Denture Adhesive...

Comfort Lining is the new and improved version of the discontinued product called “Cushion Grip”

This Thermoplastic denture adhesive will provide the denture wearer a secure suction for the dentures.

Comfort Lining was made in 2015 by a denture wearer and periodontist. Being that this denture adhesive was made by someone that wears dentures, they know exactly what the denture wearers’ needs and wants are in a denture adhesive.

Denture adhesives need to be form fitting to the denture wearer, to make sure that their denture fits properly.

How does Comfort Lining work exactly? Comfort Lining works by creating a strong secure suction with the denture wears saliva and the thermoplastic. This type of suction cannot be achieved unless you are wearing a thermoplastic denture adhesive. Denture pastes and creams cannot achieve this and usually tend to make a mess of things.

Comfort Lining can be used on the lower denture as well as the upper. There is no difference in the desired suction.  The instructions are simple to use; by heating up the aluminum tube in hot water for the desired amount of time, your product becomes a soft and pliable texture, this aides the adhesive to adhere to the denture. Upon cooling, Comfort Lining will firm up to the denture base, but in all stays soft as like a cushion for your denture.

For more information on Comfort Lining, please visit our website. 

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Dentures-2018

How To Care For Your Dentures as Replacement Teeth

Looking after your replacement teeth is just as important as looking after your natural ones. Whether you have tooth implants or partial dentures, here are some tips on how to maintain good oral health. Proper dental care is important for both the health of your mouth and natural teeth, as well as the longevity of your full/partial denture or denture implants. Failing to follow the correct dental care while wearing dentures can lead to many problems including:

• Further tooth loss
• Plaque buildup and gum disease
• Costly denture repairs
• Serious health concerns including higher risk of stroke and lung disease

How to Look After Your Traditional Complete/Partial Dentures

Just like natural teeth, it’s very important to brush your dentures to keep your breath fresh, avoid the spread of bacteria and keep your gums healthy. You must remember to:

• Rinse your complete/partial dentures after every meal
• Use a soft denture brush and water to brush all surfaces of your replacement teeth TWICE A DAY. This removes any food particles and plaque and prevents your dentures from staining.
• AVOID conventional toothpaste on your dentures. Talk to your denturist about a denture cleaner.

Complete/Partial Denture Care

Dentures are a significant investment in your oral health. To protect them, it’s important that you handle your replacement teeth with the utmost care. Follow these tips to ensure the good condition and longevity of your dentures:

• Handle With Care

Whenever you are removing or cleaning your dentures, do so over a sink and cover it with a folded towel or fill it with water. This will prevent any damage to your replacement teeth in case of an accidental fall.

• Keep Your Dentures Moist

When you’re aren’t using your full/partial dentures, soak them in cool water or denture cleaning solution to keep them from drying out.

** DO NOT use hot water as this can warp your dentures **

• Think of Them as Real Teeth

Just as you would brush your natural teeth twice a day, make sure to brush your dentures twice a day as well. Use a soft bristle brush & cool water.

• Soak Them Every Night

It’s important to give your mouth a break from the dentures. Every night, soak them as this will keep them moist and allow your gum tissue to rest.

• Visit Your Denturist Regularly

Regular checkups are necessary for denture-wearers. This will give your dentist a chance to check that your dentures are fitting correctly and provide a thorough cleaning.

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Thermoplastic Denture Adhesive

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Comfort Lining was designed with you in mind and has been engineered to secure your dentures in the most comfortable and efficient manner possible. Our thermoplastic denture adhesive feels like a reline leaving a soft thermoplastic liner with a secure cushion comfort fit. Our thermoplastic denture adhesive simply works miracles for both plastic and porcelain plates. That is why it’s been used by many people. They like it because it is safe. This adhesive needs less attention as it is able to keep your dentures on for a full week. You may use the adhesive repetitively after washing the dentures since it is designed not to wash off in water. In other words, the dentures will be unlikely to slip and fall out when properly secured with our Comfort Lining adhesive.

In addition, unlike other adhesives that can cause discomfort and gum irritation, Comfort Lining thermoplastic denture adhesive is a comfortable adhesive that can protect your mouth from infection. Gum infection can be caused by accumulation of food and/or failure to maintain proper hygienic procedures. Food accumulation promotes bacteria thus causing thrush and other burning tongue syndromes. Since our thermoplastic denture adhesive creates zero gaps, food accumulation is less likely to occur. You now possess the potential to freely remove your dentures and clean your gums easily at practically anytime. After cleaning your dentures, we encourage you to first soften the adhesive using hot water for no less than five minutes. You can heat your tube of Comfort Lining thermoplastic denture adhesive up in a container of hot water. It takes time, though. Some people find it boring and time-consuming when waiting for the adhesive to transform into a semi-liquid state. Once the denture adhesive is soft and pliable, it can be easily be applied to your dentures.

Ingredients, you ponder? No worries; our streamlined formula combines the powers of base ethylene vinyl acetate, mono and diglycerides with unrefined red palm oil for natural coloring to offer the customer an amazingly superior denture adhesive. Our product is guaranteed to be 100% free of toxic materials, such as zinc or benzene, and is proudly made in the United States of America.

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