How to Apply Fixodent Denture Adhesive Correctly | Fixodent 

Same here tops fine bottom floats of with first bit of food or drink!

Too late!

I use that on my bottom denture and every time I eat something doesn't e what it is , my denture comes loose and then rubs raw spots on my gums. I've lost 10lbs just because I avoid eating because it's such a pain in the ass to have to fix them every time I eat. I don't know how to solve the problem. Someone plz help!!

@@tammynadeau8144 have you found anything that works? I just got my dentures and I’m trying to get the bottom to stay in place.

@@kbeldenkb Unfortunately no I haven't. I've been using Fixodent ultra max hold and it works ok but my bottom denture still comes loose when I eat anything. The only thing I haven't tried is the powder. I bought some so I'm going to try it. I will definitely let u know if it works. It's so frustrating!

@@tammynadeau8144 Mandibular dentures will almost always be very poor. If you can afford it, look into implant supported overdentures.

@@kbeldenkb I saw a video where a woman used fixodent ultra MIXED with fixodent powder and she said her dentures didn't move. I got dentures December 1st and not using adhesive yet. Soon though. That's why I'm here watching this lol.

Vladimir Lem, NO. Emphatically. NO. Your gums need to breathe. If you put superglue in your dentures, you won't be able to remove them and bacteria would build up on them making you extremely sick. So. Again. NO!

If you want to consume a large amount of it, yes

It's around $6.00+ each tube! Price has went up in past year😢 I get mine at Walmart. Keep an eye out for coupons!

I also have to use it four to five times a day and I have tried everything except the powder so if someone has used the powder can you please let me know how well that works

Check out Stabildent.

@@tammynadeau8144powder works for me, as long as I don’t eat. Then I usually have to reapply.

Common sense ought to tell you that you have to compromise a little eh.

GRATE THEM!GREAT!

PLEASE

So keep it in your mouth until it naturally weakens its grip then clean and dry ready for next time 🙂👍

use the denture repair kit instead

Try lining the denture all the way around, it also seals better that way 💡

I am wondering the same thing. My crowns were put on 13 years. One was perfect the other malpractice. It fell off after a few days. I used a denture cream but I cannot remember which one. I think it was a reddish orange color. It lasted with no problems until last night when it fell off/was pulled off during flossing. When I applied it 13 years ago, yes, 13 years ago, I bit down on an old leather belt to set the crown/cap. Last night I used DenTemp and it failed within 12 hours! Go figure. 🤷‍♂️

I just got mine and the first time using this this same thing happened to me. It upset me so bad because I thought I did something wrong. I was freaking myself out. I wear them at home because they still fit well but I won’t use the adhesive unless I go somewhere

I'm not a pro but yesterday I used regular tooth paste and warm water and regular toothbrush only on my gums and roof of my mouth it took a couple minutes but it took the stuff off the gums and roof of my mouth also followed by mouth wash they said mouth wash has Alcohol in it and that loses the stuff as well .But that's just an idea

@@Spidermonkey1.0 well, can't say that the adhesive doesn't work eh, but why freakin out 🤔

@@tamarahornyak5744 I swill mine with warm water,remove with a rocking motion,Clean the adhesive off with a soft brush n put em in water with a cleaning pill (effervescent) READY FOR SAME AGAIN NEXT DAY!😀

Steamin' Hot water ta get em out & Usin' a wet wash cloth is tha bestestestest way ta get it off my gums... Then mouthwash & toothpaste ta make sure I got it all!!! Good lukk guys!!!

the fact that i can actually see youtube comments of blind people.. i might be 22 but, what a time we live in :D

How do you type? ( im honestly curious)

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@@jamesteller7791 he can't see your answer

Warm, not even hot water works for me. I have to spend 20 minutes every night using tooth picks and tooth brush to get it out of the dentures.

I agree, it's horrible! I've been using a different paste for a year, Corega, but I guess they're about the same. In my experience, after 6-8 hours the dentures become loose and need re-doing, but on the bright side, the paste has basically disappeared. Find a sink, remove, spit, wash and dry, reapply. Otherwise, if you need to remove left over paste from your mouth, one wipe with a tissue will change it from slimy to sticky, then you can just reach in with another tissue and pull it off. But yeah, it took some getting used to. Now I'm so happy to be able to laugh, and smile, and eat, I love my dentures! Good luck :-)

Foxiepaws ACAnderson you need to brush your teeth in that place really well then brush them with water it works really well I did it with my fangs

Foxipaws ADAnderson, I read where people use towels to remove it. I just use a toothbrush with water as hot as I can stand it. But some times, I just leave it. By the time I wake up, it is dissolved.

So get some kitchen towel, and wipe it out with the dry bits of the towel, IT ISNT ROCKET SCIENCE !

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Aw gee sus ! So you have to compromise a little.