ProSoft Denture Reline Kit (2 Pack)

The reviews convinced me that this was an excellent product. I was still a little hesitant because of the issues with the lingering chemical taste. But I bought two anyway!!----Here's my tried and true suggestions - if you only have a partial plate mix only half the compound. It spreads very easily and sets to the exact shape of your gums. If your gums are still healing from surgery or extractions, be patient. Again, mix only half . It's not hard to do. I mixed the whole little container following the directions. I literally wasted half. I've had this on my flipper for several weeks. The fit is excellent!----My suggestion on the lingering chemical taste - the baking soda soak didn't work for me. I soaked it several nights in a row and the chemical taste remained. I figured I was not out any additional money and tried a new soak - store brand strong mint mouthwash. The first day after a soak, there was a slight lingering chemical taste. But that was it. After that each morning there is no chemical taste, just a good minty mouthwash flavor. The mouthwash hasn't affected the liner in any way. It cleans and disenfects the same as the tablets. I purchased two double kits. I WILL buy again in the future. Well worth the cost. Don't let the chemical compound befuddle you. It works GREAT!!!

This worked exactly as advertised, as good as anything from the dentist. Unfortunately it tastes like the dentists office - soaking it in baking soda helps. Aside from the taste, this is an excellent product.There’s a few things worth mentioning:First, denture adhesives don’t stick to it very well. That’s good when you clean your denture, bad when you’re eating steak. Seabond adhesive pads work well with it.Second, It’s much easier on your gums than some of the thermoplastics. It sticks to your plate better, and doesn’t deform over time, especially if you sleep with it. It has a nice cushiony feel to it.Third, if you want to mix only a portion, you need a very accurate digital scale, OR clean out your first containers and divide the liquid and powder evenly into two portions (this is easiest IMHO). It sticks to itself very well too, but a gentle scrub on the first layer is probably a good idea.

This product is way easier to use than Cushion Grip. Just mix liquid into powder, wait till thickens, pour in denture and pop it in mouth.It trims easily and is very comfortable. It does slowly start to creep out slightly over week or 2 but stays better than Cushion Grip. Now for the taste. First week was awful. I finally added splash of non alchohol mouth wash to soak overnight and that seemed to do the trick.Nobody said being a denture wearer was easy. This product is well worth the cost and hassle and is now my go to liner.Update: I am now on my second liner and this one I soaked immediately overnight with about 25% non-alcohol mouthwash 75% water. This seemed to fix the taste issue immediately.I have had this liner in for a week now and it's as tight and solid as when I first installed them. Even with a little denture adhesive use it still stays stuck tight to denture while still having a soft liner feel.

Earlier this year I had my top teeth pulled and the dentist sent me home with temporary dentures. It’s been about three months and it will be at least another month before I get my new permanent ones. The temporary set has become so ridiculously loose that I had to use a lot of adhesive to hold them in. Not to mention a couple nasty bone spurs that became very sore within a few hours. So I decided to try this stuff. It was super easy to do and even as bad and as loose as these were, they now fit way better than I expected and this stuff is so soft!So far I absolutely love it! Also I’ve seen complaints about the taste and I have no problem there. It’s not that bad at all.

ProSoft does what it is suppose to do. It does make things much more comfortable. I have used it for a couple of weeks now. I have not tried to remove it. I still have to use PolyGrip with it. One odd problem I have found is that PolyGrip does not as long as it should with this. One meal and I usually have to use more adhesive if it has been in more than an hour or two.The one major thing is the really NASTY taste. I soak my plate in mouthwash over night and it took it a little over a week to remove most of the taste. The product does what it is intended to do but the taste is so bad I will not buy it again.

I've only had this product in my lower denture for a couple of days, but so far so good. I think I am liking it a lot.I would say it's a cross between DenSureFit and Reline-It. It's squishier than the Reline-It, but firmer than the other. Unfortunately, the taste is more disagreable than the Reline-It, but the good news is that it goes away on it's own within a day and a half and it didn't make me sick or anything close to it. If I'd had baking soda on hand, using that in water would have taken care of the problem. I was just too lazy :)Working time was longer for this product -- quite a bit longer than I've experienced with the other two. This was awesome, because it allowed me to get things just right. Not having to hurry-or-lose-it is such a relief.Trimming it was way easier than Reline-It.... pretty much as easy as it is with DenSureFit.Suction: I haven't tried this product on my upper denture yet, but given that I was able to get some suction happening on my lowers, I kind of think it would happen really well for my uppers. I hope so, because I love DenSureFit, but just can't afford it on my limited income. Right now this product feels like the Holy Grail -- crossing my fingers that it holds true for the long term.Color: The color is really pleasing -- it matches the color of my denture so closely, I had to use a flashlight to make sure I had all surfaces covered.