Lower Denture Stabilizers

I just watched the video, read the instructions, and did both again. Then I went ahead. They're in my mouth, now, and I can say the lower is not slipping like it usually does. I haven't applied paste, yet, but will if I decide to eat something. There's only one suggestion I'd make. Not only should it come with 150 and 100 grit sandpaper, but should come with a bit of finer grit. I have 220 wet-dry, on hand, and used it for the very rough areas.Make sure you absolutely follow the directions. It will take over 2 hours to complete the process. 20 minutes per side, x 4, is 80 minutes. Then there's the hour of letting it cure. I wouldn't want to rush it. Chemistry can be fun but you have to allow for chemical curing if you want the product to work. I say this because I read the complaint-reviews. I think those people were in a rush!Edit: After using this, for a few days, I notice I can use my tongue to hold the lower in place. I am only a month and a half on (temp) lowers, but having to bite down to keep them in place was too much. That was painful! Suddenly, today, I noticed the pain from muscle soreness has really subsided. Thank you!

Were too small too see or hold on to. Glue hard to work with. Would not recommend.

works better than glue , happy I got this, not a miracle, but no longer need glue ,so it's a thumbs up

Attachment was excellent BUT they caused sores on both sides of the bottom of my tongue (pain for three days.) I had to remove them.

At first it was hard to get use to but in time I didn't notice them.It really helps stabilize the lower denture while chewing. I'm happy I put them on.

I really wish the company would give at least 4-7 additional wax beads. It takes a while to do and you MUST be patient. Getting the stabilizers on correctly isn't easy and it's tedious. I only got the second one on by rigging up a square of styrofoam to hold the left denture side that was done and had to hold the right side while it cured. Thus the need for more bead wax. This is not for shaky hands. It's not difficult to do overall but if you lose the wax beads you are in trouble. I also suggest you do it on a dark table or dark cloth. I lost one of the stabilizers when I dropped it. Took me 20 minutes to find it. I have such a difficult denture to wear because my lower jaw is a mess. Bone loss is 🚫 no joke. If your dentures are impossible to wear for more than an hour then this is worth a try. I can finally wear them over 8 hours! In spite of my struggle I am pleased.

Fifty some dollars, got here quickly, was excited to get started, followed instructions to the letter, went out and didn't even eat but had ice tea almost 2 hours later, the stabilizers came lose in mouth. So 2 hours, 50 some dollars later, and I almost swallowed 2 sharp plastic stabilizers. Not happy at all.

It took about an hour and half to put on my lower...just read the directions and watched the video...that simple. I’ve worn it for a few days and it sure seems to hold the back of my lower down. Much improved feel in my mouth. I’m going to try it with adhesives next week.