ProSoft Denture Reliner-Relines 2 Denture Plates

I've used this stuff for years and I can honestly say it is well worth what you pay for it. I've had a full set of dentures for many years and have never had to use it on my upper ones, just the lower and it works exceedingly well. The product is very simple to use, just mix the contents of the bottle with the powder, stir and wait until it thickens enough to put in your denture. The instructions state to apply it when it is the consistency of honey but my advice is, I wait until it's a bit thicker, almost to the point it will not pour out on its own and then I pour in into the denture. This way, it's not so thin that it squeezes out too easily and it seems to give you better coverage. I also leave it in for about 5 minutes rather than the 3 they suggest. Make sure and bite down not really hard but just a normal bite to hold it in place and to form around your gums. Be prepared for the stuff to ooze out and get between your cheeks, etc. but this is good because you want full coverage and once it sets while the denture is in your mouth, you remove it and trim the excess off. NOTE: TOO little is not good, it's better to have more than not enough! When you mix the whole batch, you'll have plenty to do either denture. You could halve the amount and have enough, MAYBE, to do one denture or maybe even enough to do both dentures at one time but I would suggest not trying to do half at a time as you might get the mix ratio wrong and the product may not harden or perform as well. And if you try to do both dentures, you may not have enough to do both properly. Again, I can tell you emphatically, TOO little is a LOT worse than too much! The only issue with this product is, it will have an after taste for a few days. Some soak their dentures in mouthwash, use baking soda or other type of product and they claim it helps take the after taste away after a day or so. To me, I just endure it because it's not really THAT bad and it goes away after a few days anyway. As far as how long it will last, I don't recommend leaving it on as long as I have but I will tell you, I've left mine on for almost a year a couple of times and it's held up just fine. The product does tend to get stiffer the longer it stays on but if you trim it right when you first use it and don't leave any sharp edges, that won't be a problem. Honestly, I usually try and redo mine about every 3-6 months and I never intended to leave it on that long but, I've gotten so used to it, I forgot a couple of times and when I thought about redoing it, it was almost a year since I bought my last batch. That says a lot about the comfort and durability of the product! If you'll follow the directions properly, you won't have an issue with this product and you'll be happy with the results. And it'll save you a ton of money not having to see a dentist every time a reline is in order.

I posted the video as a picture of my teeth right after installing the PROSOFT. If you have been thinking about buying this product, this review will have you also buying a stock for future use. After using this product for the second time, I ordered 5 more. I hope to have enough on hand that I never have to worry about availability. It's that good! If you don't quite get a good result on your first try, don't give up. Have an extra pack on hand so you can see how great it can be. My teeth never fit right, so I went to a local dentist asking for a reline. "Oh no, those don't work!" According to the dentist, you should be ready to spend 5,000 to $7,000 every time your gums shrink a little more. One thing I learned.... buy the Prosoft and not the Permasoft. Permasoft tastes sooooo bad! Prosoft, I found out yesterday, doesn't bother me, even right after putting it in. I DO taste it, but it doesn't taste so bad I can hardly stand it, like Permasoft did. My guess is, Prosoft is their second try at making a useful product.. Also (guessing again), I have a feeling they wanted to make a product for professional use. Selling to dentists, they could charge much more money. Making this available to the public was, I think, a last resort, after they realized dentists don't want to save people money. My recommendation: Buy two packs to start with for about $30. Try it out, and when you see that it works fairly well, you might do what I did and buy 5 more. Being soft, makes it so comfortable right away. Soft is a real good quality! When I got my dentures brand new, it took several trips back to have the dentist make adjustments. The soreness and pain in my mouth was hard to bear. Plus, my teeth didn't fit very well even when band new. I COULD NOT actually eat food with them. This product makes a custom fit for you. A huge plus! Being soft, you'll notice right away, there is no break-in period. You'll love this stuff! Buy it! UPDATE UPDATE!02/03/2015, wHEN YOU FIRST PUT THE DENTURE IN YOUR MOUTH WITH THE UNCURED PROSOFT POURED IN, USE YOUR FINGERS AND HOLD IT IN PLACE. DON'T PUSH REAL HARD. tHIS IS WHERE YOU GET YOUR FIT. THE DIRECTIONS SAY TO BITE TOGETHER AND HOLD THERE. WHEN I DID IT THAT WAY, MY TWO PLATES DIDN'T LINE UP PROPERLY. YOU NEED THEM TO HUG YOUR GUMS PRECISELY.

I'm about 2 years in now with the full upper denture and I have to say, it sux. But at least the pain and all that goes along with bone loss, failing choppers, and tooth aches is over. That said, I've used a couple of re-line products. My 1st was the Re-Lineit kit sold at Wallyworld. I used that a couple of times. The stuff is cheap but actually worked pretty well, but it cured to a very hard surface and sometimes I'd get sore spots when eating. About 2 months ago it was time for another home spun reline and after some interweb searches looking for a reliner that is more user friendly I came across 2 other products. Comfort Lining, and ProSoft. So I figured I'd try them both and ordered one of each from Amazon. Keep in mind, when relining your own dentures you need to use your head, use a little finesse. I'm a pretty handy guy and can build, fix, handle most any project, but I wasn't able to get satisfactory results with the Comfort Lining. I tried relining with it twice, and yes I followed the directions. Seemed to me the "cure" time was/is too fast and I wasn't able to get a good result, so I tried the ProSoft, and …. success!! Like I said starting out, dentures suk. But it's been my experience that a home brew reline with ProSoft seems to make living with dentures a little better, or at least more bearable. No, I won't be eating corn on the cob or chewing hard candy with a denture. But with the Prosoft reline at least my damn teeth don't come loose or fall out when I talk and eat, and it's more comfortable because the ProSoft liner is softer than OEM, and softer than a reline from the dentist and allot cheaper too. Yes, there is a slight bad taste initially. And there are some complaints on here about that. All I can say is get over it, nothing is perfect. Some of the comments here about the taste are over blown, from people sounding like cry babies that want their pacifiers. I've found that the bad taste mostly goes away after a few days and I can/will live with it. Pro's far out weigh the cons.... yes, I'd recommend ProSoft to a friend LOL.

This stuff is a lifesaver. They took my mold too early and my permanents are way too big. I've bought this 3 times now, and it has helped make them fit so I can actually wear them. I saw some people say the taste is bad, but if you use ice water or water that has been in the freezer a bit while they cure, it kills the taste. It only takes a few minutes to apply, and it comes off easily when you are ready to replace it. If you make sure to clean them well, it lasts months at a time. If it looks too thin, mix it a bit longer until it is more stiff so it doesn't all leak out, especially for the lowers.

I was looking for a product to reline my dentures, and after doing a little research, I found this one; it seemed suitable and reasonably priced. While I’m no expert, I did my best to follow the included instructions. I managed to create what was essentially a thin silicone layer—which, of course, isn't the same as visiting a dentist (and watch your wallet there, because you’d have to spend a lot more). Anyway, after following the directions, I could see the denture had a thin coating of silicone... I waited the recommended time and rinsed it thoroughly several times with cold water as instructed... but ??—and here’s the problem, and I think we all experience the same thing—the HORRIBLE TASTE that lingers in your mouth, not just for a day, but for several days... I just don't understand how a product meant to go in your mouth can have such an unpleasant taste. Don't the manufacturers read consumer reviews? They really ought to be more considerate—I mean, they should pay more attention to what we, the users, have to say. If they took this into account, I think they’d get better reviews *and* see higher sales. Unless, of course, they simply don't care what we think. Mind you, I’m not saying the product doesn't work; I’m just pointing out that the taste is ABSOLUTELY HORRIBLE. If any of the manufacturers actually used it themselves, they’d spit it out in a split second without hesitation. And believe me, that taste doesn't go away quickly—it lingers for days. I really think something should be done to fix the issue of that lingering aftertaste. To wrap up, the manufacturers—who presumably have quality control measures in place—really ought to find a way to add something to the product to mask or improve the taste maybe MINT or something similar. That would make it much more pleasant to have in one’s mouth and prevent the vomiting or gagging it causes for so many people... because, I repeat, the taste is horrible. That is all I have to say. I hope some attention is paid to these reviews—unless, as I mentioned, the company simply doesn't care about them, or about its consumers for that matter.

The instructions says to "let mixture gel until it becomes the consistency of honey" and then pour it onto your denture. This might work if you are relining an upper denture with deep saddles, but on a lower denture the mixture just pours right off! Initially I tried using these instructions for my lower denture but it just resulted in a goopy, nasty tasting mess in my mouth. Yuck! Luckily my first pour only used half of one application and I still had some to try again. I had capped the jar right after the first use and the leftover stuff had gelled to a soft dough. I rolled that dough into a rope that I fit to my denture and fit to my gums per the instructions. This worked o.k. After letting the stuff set in cold water I was able to trim the excess with a sharp knife. My denture does fit better now and that's a good thing. I have one more application to use in the future for my lower denture. I will be letting the mixture gel until a soft paste before applying to my denture and fitting to my gums. Besides that near disaster the stuff just tastes awful. Really bitter! Far worse than any reline kit I have used before. For the moment the new liner is soft and easy to wear. But these soft liners always firm up so I don't know how long it will last. At twice the cost of the "Reline it" brand I am not sure the extra cost is worth the money.

It works well. My denture is much more comfortable now. Its very easy to use. I did have to soak my refined denture in baking soda and water because of the chemical taste. Its fine now- no unpleasant taste.

I use this reline once every 2 or 3 months I have a very strong gag reflex, so when I first got my dentures I was absolutely panicked about how I was going to manage. I'm not going to be able to anchor them with implants for another year, so I was stuck with pulling them out of my mouth all day long. Every time my tongue touched that hard upper palate I started to gag. I asked my dentist to shorten the palate and she did a tiny bit - not enough. So I took my dremel and I adjusted the denture by removing tiny bits of the palate, wearing them for a week or so, removing more, wearing, removing etc. Finally, I can wear them all day without gagging. However, I had to trade - I have a denture that's easy to wear but I gave up that good suction at the roof of my mouth for keeping them in. I must use adhesive, which, believe me is just fine considering how comfortable they are now. However, as my gums shrink the adhesive becomes less and less effective. In order to have good results from the glue, the denture really needs to fit well. So, I reline them regularly and I have a nice fit that is easily glued in place. Also, as my gums shrink the dentures look less natural in my mouth. I wind up with what I call denture mouth, where the teeth are too far in and don't show as well when I smile. So, when I reline, I place them in my mouth in a way that looks natural - not pressing too hard - and that fills in the gaps created from the shrinking gums. The result is a very comfortable denture that fits well and allows the denture glue to get good adhesion. This product is super simple to use. It comes with instructions - mix the product, wait a few minutes, pour into denture, put in your mouth, bite down for 3 minutes, remove, put in cold water, trim excess. If you have the gagging problem like I do, I suggest you tilt your head forward and down while the reline is setting in your mouth. This prevents any spill-over from touching the back of your mouth. If you start gagging you will not get the same good results in terms of fit. The hardest part about this product is removing the remnants of the old reline. I soak my denture in very hot water, and I pull the reline out with my jewelry pliers. I have to keep putting them back into the hot water because the old reline cools quickly and is difficult to remove when it's not soft and pliable. After I'm done, I always soak mine in mouthwash for a couple of minutes because the taste can be pretty awful at first. Even after the mouthwash soak I can still taste the bitterness of the reline a tiny bit, and it stays that way for a day or two. It isn't too terrible if you do the mouthwash soak. Before I started using the soft reline, I soaked my dentures overnight. I find that the reline lasts much longer if I do not do that. You can still soak them all night if you want, but you will have to reline more often. Now, I soak mine with the cleaning product while I'm in the shower. At night, I just rinse ad brush, dry them and put them in a container.

I ordered wrong. I thought it was a reliner to make my dents better fitting but it should be used to make a Mal. So I didn't use it. Probably my own fault.

This reline is ok. Does last a few weeks and done again

I have given this product 5 stars. Let me tell you why. 3 and a half years ago I had all my top teeth removed and a denture fitted. Sadly the denture was very ill fitting and even copious amounts of fixodent couldn't keep them steady enough to eat. Every mealtime they would come loose and eventually I stopped wearing them altogether. Last week I came across this product and although I was sceptical I decided to give it a try. THIS PRODUCT IS A TOTAL GAME CHANGER! I noticed an immediate improvement. My denture now fits, and actually suctions to the roof of my mouth. I do still need to use some fixodent to make them secure enough to eat, but I am delighted with the fit and the comfort. If you have dentures that don't fit, buy this prosoft relined. The difference is literally like night and day.

Don't waste your money its rubbish

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