How do you remove dentures and adhesive?
51277
Most of the time I rock it back and forth and will come off. If not I'll gurgle with warm water. As warm as you can handle. Hope it helps you. ;-)
51278
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.
51279
This adhesive is useless. If you leave your dentures in for a few hours the adhesive will desolve on its own or take them out as you usually take your dentures out.
51280
Dentures pull right out at the end of the day, then soak overnight. The next morning, adhesive brushes off easily.
744274
as per instructions; place denture in mouth,bite down firmly,hold for 3 minutes with denture in correct biting position. Take out of mouth and rinse with cold water. Trim off excess and place denture in mouth for 3 more minutes holding firmly in correct biting position. Remove denture and and let set for 20 minutes. Wash denture with cold water, trim excess material,place in mouth. Company # 1-800-988-9194.
1839964
I have an upper denture and I stick them on the denture. They do have adhesive and can stick on your gums or the roof of your mouth. Just wet them in your mouth and hold in one place for several seconds to stick.
2270720
Secure Denture Adhesive holds better than anything. i have been using it for about 5 years--cannot find in stores here in Calif. anywhere. but order on line.
856587
I've only done one reline, so I'm wondering the same thing. I've been trying to research the answer to that very question on Google, and I've found several sites that say to soak the dentures in hydrogen peroxide overnight and then remove the old liner. Other sites say to dip the denture in and out of very hot water and peel away the old liner little by little. I haven't tried either one yet, as I'm waiting for the arrival of my new order. When it arrives, I'll try both methods -- the peroxide one first -- and then will be able to answer this question. Sorry I don't have any first-hand knowledge to give you, but I hope to soon. I've only done one reline, so I'm wondering the same thing. I've been trying to research the answer to that very question on Google, and I've found several sites that say to soak the dentures in hydrogen peroxide overnight and then remove the old liner. Other sites say to dip the denture in and out of very hot water and peel away the old liner little by little. I haven't tried either one yet, as I'm waiting for the arrival of my new order. When it arrives, I'll try both methods -- the peroxide one first -- and then will be able to answer this question. Sorry I don't have any first-hand... » Read More I've only done one reline, so I'm wondering the same thing. I've been trying to research the answer to that very question on Google, and I've found several sites that say to soak the dentures in hydrogen peroxide overnight and then remove the old liner. Other sites say to dip the denture in and out of very hot water and peel away the old liner little by little. I haven't tried either one yet, as I'm waiting for the arrival of my new order. When it arrives, I'll try both methods -- the peroxide one first -- and then will be able to answer this question. Sorry I don't have any first-hand knowledge to give you, but I hope to soon. « Show Less
1268890
It was a gift for a friend's son and I told them to do what I do with my thermos. Go to the store and purchase some inexpensive denture cleaning tablets. Throw a couple in the bottle over night filled with water, then wash with warm water and soap the next day. You could also use a drop of bleach in water. I keep a baby bottle/glass brush on hand if I have something like juice which is sticky and I want to be a bit more thorough. If you feel there is an after taste issue, you can also soak over night once a week with a teaspoon of baking soda in it. Several options for you, I hope that help. It was a gift for a friend's son and I told them to do what I do with my thermos. Go to the store and purchase some inexpensive denture cleaning tablets. Throw a couple in the bottle over night filled with water, then wash with warm water and soap the next day. You could also use a drop of bleach in water. I keep a baby bottle/glass brush on hand if I have something like juice which is sticky and I want to be a bit more thorough. If you feel there is an after taste issue, you can also soak over night once a week with a teaspoon of baking soda in it. Several options for you, I hope that help.
346387
I just use a denture care brush I got from a local store and warm water. Then soak them in Polident Denture Cleaner for 5 minutes. That's it. Never had much ofa hard time getting it off. If it came off too easily it would not be of much benefit in keeping you dentures in.
1698772
Soak the gloves in water with denture cleaning tablets to take the smell away. We usually do this once per week.
1919612
Sure, the ultrasonic wave will remove all particles. Use soapy water (dishwashing liquid) added to water and use the large plastic tray that is included. It will clean and sterilize the dentures without having to use any fizzing tablet. Remember not to put your fingers in the solution while the unit is on!
1923113
by some generic denture cleaning tabs (the fizzing kind).. fill it about 3/4 of the way up and throw in about 6 tabs and let it sit overnight... then just rinse.. gets off even thick coffee residue..
1268889
It was a gift for a friend's son and I told them to do what I do with my thermos. Go to the store and purchase some inexpensive denture cleaning tablets. Throw a couple in the bottle over night filled with water, then wash with warm water and soap the next day. You could also use a drop of bleach in water. I keep a baby bottle/glass brush on hand if I have something like juice which is sticky and I want to be a bit more thorough. If you feel there is an after taste issue, you can also soak over night once a week with a teaspoon of baking soda in it. Several options for you, I hope that help.
424851
Sorry luv, I don't wear dentures so I have no idea. Have you tried asking your dentist?
447707
Soak it for 5 minutes in a cup of warm water with a polident tablet. A quick scrub with a denture brush removes all of the Secure easily!
597659
there's a better (and cheaper way) to clean your thermos. Use a denture cleanser. Fill the thermos, drop a denture cleaner table in the filled thermos and wait 8 hours. Works like a dream
2270721
It is not a glue but more like a temporary soft reline. If it is done right it will hold your dentures in place for a few weeks or so. With that other glue like stuff, it is very messy, with cushion grip, after it cures you will be able to take your dentures out and brush them and put them back in you mouth and use them. Keep in mind that it is a temporary fix, it is better if you have a dentist hard reline them.
1141839
Try dental floss. Worked on an emblem I had to remove from another vehicle. Adhesive was similar.
752486
The company says do not attach to dentures. Place inside cheek. However, they should work fine at night, if you remove your dentures.Check out www.OraMoist.com.