Perma Soft Denture Reliner - 1 Kit - Made in the USA - Relines 1 Individual Plate

I gave this 5 stars because it is easy to use and is a big help keeping my dentures tight. I still use an adhesive to keep them in tight, but this liner gives my mouth a soft base to lay against. When I had my dentures made 15 years ago, the dentist didn't line them right away. Later, after my gums shrank, the dentist said that he no longer lines the dentures. He said that I needed new ones. Can't afford that, so I bought and tried Perma Soft. It has a little bit of a bad taste, but that goes away within a few days.

I’ve used it before but after reading negative reviews I must comment. This is what I do. The directions don’t specifically state it, but one package is only enough for one denture, either top or bottom, but not both or the reline will be way too thin and not cushion adequately. #1: oozing. The trick here is not to use too much product. The package has more than you’ll need, so after mixing, stir, stop for 10 seconds, and stir again. You don’t want it runny, just thick enough to not easily run off the denture so gently stir until thick enough. It doesn’t take long so do not leave the mixture at this point. If it doesn’t stay on the denture it won’t work. This also minimizes the taste because it doesn’t go all over in the mouth. 2: when it’s thick enough and in the denture, place the denture into your mouth, but DO NOT BITE DOWN! DO NOT BITE AT ALL! I can’t stress this enough. I don’t even .let the top and bottom touch. First, you can’t tell how hard you are biting with dentures. And second, too much pressure causes the reline material to ooze and whatever oozes lessens the cushion of the liner. Once in your mouth gently lay (NOT PUSH) your open index and middle fingers (to form a V for evenly steadying), just laying them there to keep it from moving. Use both hands to stabilize both sides. No you won’t have too much on the denture, you want a nice cushion which is what a reline does, to make it snug. And even without pressure it will mold to your gums. As stated in the directions, when it tells you to, cut off the excess with a small, sharp knife, but trim only overhang. Stop there! Finish the process and wear the denture(s). By wearing the denture and eating you will more easily feel and spots that need trimmed. It can take a day or 2 to notice and rubbing or discomfort, it took 2 days for me to know actually where to trim. When it does, put your index finger directly where it uncomfortable or sore and keep it there as you remove the denture so you can better tell where to trim. ONLY trim a very small amount and try them and cut a very small amount and wait because it’s very very easy to remove too much. I use an emery board, so you don’t cut too much, using rough side and then smoother side, but lightly! Don’t fret if it takes several days to get get the right adjustment, it’s well worth it not to rush the process. Remember the dental office works a little at a time so you should also. Happy relining! I hope it works for you!

Absolutely the worst product I have ever tried. I would not thicken up and when I put the denture into my mouth hoping I was wrong about how thick it should be the mixture went down my throat and I ended up vomiting it up later. Terrible!!!!

Nobody really wants to discuss their denture problems, but after 2 years of my dentist trying (but failing) to make my dentures fit, I was desperate to have them finally fit correctly so I could wear them, I'd like to share my experience with other denture wearers. If you follow the instructions (to the letter), it's much easier than it sounds to do a quality, great fitting re-line yourself, at a tiny fraction of what you'd pay the dentist. And if your experience is like mine was, they'll also fit a lot better doing it yourself. The fact is that nobody knows what's wrong with your dentures fit than yourself. Denture wearers know all it takes is a tiny imperfection where the dentures meet the gum, to make them hard to impossible to wear. And it's easy to fix those imperfections yourself using this kit. Now, for less than $50, and about an hour's work, I am now able to wear my dentures all day long in comfort. Best personal care purchase I've made in a long time. Hope this recommendation helps others to do the same. PS, I would have given the product 5 stars, if not for the initial chemical taste after applying the product. The good news is that if you soak the finished dentures in a mix of baking soda and water, most of that taste is gone very soon.

So I rarely write reviews but I need to on this one. Positive: came early which I was very happy with. Easy to work with, easy to apply and dried fast. So everything good on the the product usage!!! Negative: the taste is aweful!! You can’t get it out of your mouth. Taste like paint thinner or worse. I would suggest not wearing them right after you apply product and steps are complete. I was afraid to keep them in water so I rinsed them set out to dry and brushed them before reusing. Day two is not as bad but the tase is still there. Maybe do a 3min efferdent soak would help but not sure if it will keep holding if left in water to long. But like I said it does work and seems solid. Just prepare yourself for the aweful lingering taste.