is it safe for dental bridges??? etc.
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I have only a single tooth bridge (on top front) and have had no problem. Cannot use regular flossing string on each side of the bridge so the RediBreeze is perfect for me. Redibreeze does not pulsate and you must remember to turn off the faucet before removing from your mouth
69791
Since you can adjust the flow of water I would say yes. You could start very gently on your bridge work. I LOVE mine and my teeth and gums have never felt cleaner.
664440
I believe so - with supervision. But I would check with your Dentist to be absolutely certain.
1891937
I dont think it would hurt your braces as they are thin and not tight fighting but you should probably ask your dentist.
1990778
Has anyone tried to use a dental adhesive with temptooth? The reason I ask is that there is some disagreement as to whether or not you can eat with it, and I was thinking if you used a dental adhesive, it would make it more anchored down which would allow for more pressure to be put on the tooth. I'm just wondering if long time users have any input into this question:).
2172371
Yes .I.dont see why not your going to have to keep your dentures in while you do it and construct the melted plastic material from this and shape a tooth in your case with dentures you can take.them out wpuld prob be better and then mold tooth and wait for it to harden because if you take it out of your.mouth and run material under cold water it hardens so in your case dont run it under cold water just let it air dry. Dont drink hot liquids it will melt. There are denture repair teeth on amazon cheaper in price than this product. Good luck!!
387006
The product is fine, safe. I don't believe it will hurt, we have had no problems with the product.
35098
I don't think it would harm at all. I am very happy with it. My dental hygienist assured me less plaque after just 3 months of usage. I love it.
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I believe you would be disappointed in using this product for that particular application. If you had the same tools available as a dentist (cleaners, forced air, and curing tools), I'm sure you would then have no problem with it bonding to your bridge after application. Having the area perfectly clean and perfectly dry is paramount I believe. Unfortunately, those conditions are hard to achieve if you are not in a dentist's setting. I would look for a product that would bond to a somewhat moist surface and would also bond to a super-hard finish. Hope this information helps you on your decision making process. I believe you would be disappointed in using this product for that particular application. If you had the same tools available as a dentist (cleaners, forced air, and curing tools), I'm sure you would then have no problem with it bonding to your bridge after application. Having the area perfectly clean and perfectly dry is paramount I believe. Unfortunately, those conditions are hard to achieve if you are not in a dentist's setting. I would look for a product that would bond to a somewhat moist surface and would also bond to a super-hard finish. Hope this information helps you on your... » Read More I believe you would be disappointed in using this product for that particular application. If you had the same tools available as a dentist (cleaners, forced air, and curing tools), I'm sure you would then have no problem with it bonding to your bridge after application. Having the area perfectly clean and perfectly dry is paramount I believe. Unfortunately, those conditions are hard to achieve if you are not in a dentist's setting. I would look for a product that would bond to a somewhat moist surface and would also bond to a super-hard finish. Hope this information helps you on your decision making process. « Show Less
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I wouldn't think so......If for some reason the bar comes loose, and you're pulling on the bands, you could be looking at a visit to the Dentist.......I would make sure whatever you loop the bands over is secure and stationary.....
820575
Yes, definitely. Just don't poke around too much that it will hurt your gums
774023
I personally have not had a problem, however if you are worried I would suggest talking to your dentist.
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Absolutely! You should check with his orthodontist about adding fluoride or other tooth protective rinses - but even with plain water, this is great for braces because the powered liquid rinse goes places the braces prevent a brush from reaching.
1271577
No, I have recommend this to a friend just today. Both my daughter and myself have been using it for a long time. I originally got it because a dentist screwed up my plate with an "office reline." Needless to say I never will return to that dentist. I have had dentures since I was 8 years old, and this is great.
897241
I would not advise that you use this product with your temporary retainers which have metal. I think ultrasonic vibrations is just a ruse. It simply agitates the solution around the appliances!
270090
It will work on a temporary basis. I have a Maryland bridge and I use this product to cement it but it holds for only short term droning on what you eat. If you don't use it to bite into food, it can last a month or two but as soon as you start biting with it, it comes loose. I still use it because it's cheaper than going to the darn expensive dentist. There's another product like this one that I use to use and it was a little stronger but I have not been able to find it on line again. It's like this but the bottle is orange, black and white. I think it was call dent seal cement. Let me know if you have any luck with it. My name is mike and my email address is mccaton2003@yahoo.com. It will work on a temporary basis. I have a Maryland bridge and I use this product to cement it but it holds for only short term droning on what you eat. If you don't use it to bite into food, it can last a month or two but as soon as you start biting with it, it comes loose. I still use it because it's cheaper than going to the darn expensive dentist. There's another product like this one that I use to use and it was a little stronger but I have not been able to find it on line again. It's like this but the bottle is orange, black and white. I think it was call dent seal cement. Let me... » Read More It will work on a temporary basis. I have a Maryland bridge and I use this product to cement it but it holds for only short term droning on what you eat. If you don't use it to bite into food, it can last a month or two but as soon as you start biting with it, it comes loose. I still use it because it's cheaper than going to the darn expensive dentist. There's another product like this one that I use to use and it was a little stronger but I have not been able to find it on line again. It's like this but the bottle is orange, black and white. I think it was call dent seal cement. Let me know if you have any luck with it. My name is mike and my email address is mccaton2003@yahoo.com. « Show Less
1946479
Yes! The Plaque Seeker tip works very well around crowns and bridges, and implants.
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Yes. Just use a toothbrush and rubbing alcohol would be fine. I forget what the manual says.