DENTURE–INSIDER

I Tried 7 Different Solutions For My Loose Dentures. Only One Actually Worked.

Let me save you the time and money I wasted.

Over the past 4 years, I've tried two different drugstore creams, adhesive strips, that powder my sister swore by, a $15 home reline kit that set crooked, a "thermoplastic" gel from a marketplace site that turned out to be a copy, and finally, the denture gel everyone in my Facebook group kept talking about.

Six failures. One winner. Here's the difference:

Note: Read this BEFORE you waste money on another denture product!

Linda Harper

Denture wearer, 9 years

1. I Could Actually Do It Myself

This sounds small, but I was scared of anything that said "reline." The home kit I tried had powders to mix, a timer, and one chance to get it right. I got it wrong. This one? Warm the tube, press a line of gel into the plate, bite down. No mixing. No dentist chair.

The first time I did it, I actually laughed. Why didn't anyone tell me about this sooner?

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2. My Plate Finally Stopped Moving

I used to push my bottom plate down with my tongue every few minutes. That nervous feeling before every bite.

Here's what nobody told me. After your teeth come out, the bone underneath slowly shrinks. A gap opens between your gum and your plate. Cream sits on top of that gap and tries to stick it shut. Oragel 7 is a thermoplastic gel. It molds into the gap, so the plate fits snug again. You can't glue a gap shut. You have to fill it.

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3. It Holds All Day

Usually by lunch my cream was gone. I'd sneak off to the bathroom to put more on. With this, I'd look at the clock at dinner and realize I hadn't thought about my mouth all day.

Spit dissolves cream in about three hours. Spit can't dissolve this gel. It holds all day.

4. I Eat What I Want Again

I didn't expect a denture gel to change my dinner plate. But when your plate rocks, you start choosing food by what won't move it. Soup. Mashed potatoes. Soft bread.

Now? Corn on the cob. Steak. A crisp apple. The plate doesn't lift, so food doesn't slip under it.

5. No More Sore Spots Or Red Gums

Tired of a plate that rubs the same raw spot every day? A plate that rocks rubs. A plate that sits still doesn't.

No pinching. No throbbing by the end of the day. For the first time in years, my plate felt like it fit instead of fighting me.

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6. No More Clicking When I Talk

I always thought that little click was just part of having dentures. The plate drops a tiny bit, catches on the ridge, click. In the middle of a sentence. On the phone with my grandkids.

Now the plate stays where it is. I talk. I laugh with my mouth open. Most days I forget I'm wearing it.

7. No More Goo On My Gums

I hated the mess. Cream oozing out the sides. Scrubbing sticky paste off my gums every night with a washcloth.

The gel stays in the plate, not smeared all over my mouth. At night I take the plate out, brush it and soak it, like always.

8. The Real One Is Only On One Website

This is where I got burned. The first "thermoplastic" gel I bought came from a marketplace site. Same kind of box. Same red circle. It came off by noon.

Copies are sold on Vanoir, Vossi and Zyara. Some even use the Oragel name. The real Oragel 7 is only sold at oragel.co. Check the address before you pay.

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9. Over 100,000 Denture Wearers Have Switched

Not a paid celebrity. Not one lucky person. Over 100,000 denture wearers have already traded their cream for Oragel 7.

People like me, who were tired of reapplying at lunch and eating soup at family dinners.

10. Best Value For What Actually Worked

I spent over $350 on things that didn't help: Creams and strips: about $300 a year, gone by lunch. Home reline kit: $15, set crooked, straight in the trash. Marketplace copy: $35, came off by noon. And my dentist quoted $650 for a reline I couldn't afford.

This: $39.95, and the second tube is 70% off. The only thing that actually worked.