Reline-It

If you have dentures and they are hurting rubbing giving you problems this is a great tool I broke mine glued them and then they hurt to bad to wear and they were better than before. I had a friend that got her first pair of dentures she was having problems with them hurting. I got her this it worked like a charm until she could go back after her swelling went down to get them fixed

Man oh man. There's some really nasty comments on here about this product. I honestly don't know why. I mean I seriously don't. To each his own I guess. I have a top partial that the middle has been cut out. It was supposed to be a temporary set. That was 12 years ago. The dental place closed up and took everyone's $ and didn't give us our final dentures. It was a HUGE chain. Anyway. My insurance refused to pay for another set. Said I had to wait 10 years. So for all this time I have been using dental adhesives and every kind of recliner on the market. I am soooo sick of having to change from brand to brand of adhesive and then putting denture powder on top of it to get a good fit. It's been a long time since I have lined my partial and it has become uncomfortable and hard as a rock and rough on my gums. I thought I would give this product a try. Ok. First off I'm not new to using this kind of product so it's actually easy to use in comparison to others. Just follow the directions. I will say that when you trim it up I use a paring knife. A SHARP paring knife. When you put it in your mouth is doesn't taste any worse than the others and it feels like it's sort of warm...almost tingling for about 5 minutes nor so when you first put them in. I don't bother with the baking soda and water soak to get rid of the taste. It goes away rather quickly. If you are expecting this product to be an adhesive...change your expectations. It is a cushion not an adhesive! And MAN does it feel good!!!! Soft as can be but gives me a stable fit. I use my adhesive as usual but now it is snug and comfortable. I can eat anything I want now without feeling like I have sand under my partial or it rocks from one side to another. I can go get a new set of teeth but these are such a good fit that I don't want to tempt fate. I don't need a dentist to do what I can do myself. I HATE going to the dentist now. Get ripped off like that once and you are burned forever. I will see how long this lasts before I have to use the 2nd package but from the looks and feel of this I think it will be a good while. Oh....one tip to share. After you clean and dry your denture before you apply the reliner I used a Q-tip and wiped the surface of the denture to be relined with Isopropyl alcohol thoroughly to make sure there was NO oils to keep the product from adhering!!! Best tip I can share with all of you. Good luck and Happy Memorial Day! Get your grilling on and enjoy eating whatever you want!!! 100% recommend this product.

We’re not pros, but we’re not rich or fools either. The reliner works. It’ll do. It’s good enough at a fair enough price, and we’re happy we have the option. (One local dentist wanted a full set of dental x-rays before a reline. If dead teeth revived on x-raying, I might have paid for no longer needing the reline.) Thank you DenTemp. One problem: the spatula is maybe only 60% effective. This results in wasted product and a less-than-perfect result. Improve the design please. Maybe one end should be a broader, flat shovel, and the other a better scooper/scraper.

Terrible! Mixed it according to directions and it turned into a thick unmoving goo. It did not pour into the denture, had to use my fingers to get it in, and when it was set it had not firmed into denture I had blank spots. I thought it was user error so I opened the 2nd box I bought and did it again with the same result. I could not wear my denture with it in and it also caused pain. I have lined my denture before and thought this was the brand I used to get at Walmart that worked just like the dentist uses, it was not even close. It’s a huge waste of time and money, this is not how a liner formula should be.

Do NOT attempt to tear the two packets apart that contain the liquids. One of the packet ripped open when I tried to do that. I recommend using scissors to separate them even though the packets are somewhat serrated as they are not serrated at the ends. I froze the remaining packets as instructed prior to mixing but the mixture still set up really fast so be ready once you add the ingredients together. Because it set up so fast it didn't pour out of the mixing cup as it showed in the video and I didn't get a complete coverage but I'll try it and see how it fits. Because the one liquid package ripped on separation I'm only going to get one reline from the package instead of two.

This worked very well to tighten up my top denture plate. The taste leaves a lot to be desired but I was happy with the end result.

I've been wearing immediate dentures for about 10 weeks, and my gums are in full shape-shifting mode. My denture package includes soft relines, but the assistants just can't seem to get it right and I end up with a super thick crooked reline, just all bad. I don't know why they're so bad at it. Anyway I've been doing it myself with temporary soft liners, and I really like the Reline-It. I like being able to do a new reline every few weeks while my gums are shrinking, my dentures always fit and I'm not needing adhesive to eat anymore. If you take care of it properly, you can get at least a month out of each reline, I haven't tried to go longer just because my gums are changing so I reline more often. When you're mixing it, work quickly and pour it while it's still fairly thin so it gets into all the spaces, and spread it over your dentures as it thickens. Once it starts to get kinda tacky, put it in your mouth, make sure it's positioned right and that you can close your lips comfortably. A bunch will squish out the sides and back, it might feel a bit gaggy but just breathe through your nose and leave it in for at least 3 minutes. For the first few days, it's still curing all the way, so be really easy on it. Don't soak it in cleaner the first few days or it'll get brittle. Just soak in water, and brush gently. After the first few days it'll be fully cured and you can use 3 minute cleaner tablets. Still soak it in water overnight, don't let it dry out. Like I said as long as you take proper care of it, it can last awhile. Yes, this reline has that taste- if you know you know. Don't worry, it does go away. I would absolutely recommend this to anyone who is wearing immediate dentures, especially if your dental office can't get your relines right- sometimes these things are better done yourself. Also since it's a temporary liner and peels out fairly easily, it won't affect your warranty so that's also a plus.

I purchased this product while I had 'temporary' dentures while I healed. Temporary dentures are notorious for fitting poorly and needing frequent relines, so I was stuck with poor fitting dentures for weeks at a time between appointments. This product saved the day!! It's cheap enough that I could do my own as often as I needed. It's kind of a trial and error until you get the hang of it, but it's definitely super easy to use! Works great!!

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