Dura Soft-ProComfort "Soft" Denture Reline Kit (Relines 4 Dentures) Do-It-Yourself Denture Reliner

Works great every time and saves me a ton of money from the dentist. It's easy to do. Just make sure you do it at night so you can soak them in cold water with baking soda to get rid of the awful taste. I soak mine overnight and the next day there isn't much taste. Taking the liner off is a little tricky. I found, for me, is to put a glass measuring cup in the microwave so the water gets really hot. Soak them for a bit then take the denture out with something and use a small paring knife to work the liner out. I have a paddle shaped metal thing that I use. It came from an iPhone repair kit. There's some scraping involved too. I just do it before bedtime while I'm watching tv. You may need to heat the water up again and dunk the denture again too. The liner lasts me about 4 months. But if you have a denture that are all plastic or acrylic or whatever dentures are made of, it shouldn't work it's way off like mine. Mine are metal and this stuff doesn't stick to metal for very long. It always lifts up then eventually tears off. My dentures were meant to be implants, but my implants came out. I didn't want a denture that covered my palette so I kept the U shaped denture and use powder adhesive and it works well for me. The dentist did try to fit it to my gums with acrylic, but the acrylic came off of parts of the denture. And that metal part doesn't keep a liner on very well. I think if you have traditional dentures, this will work well for you. Longest review EVER! 😂

Junk better off going back to the dentist to get them done