Review on Cushion Grip: Soft and Pliable 1 Oz (28 Grams) Thermoplastic for Denture Refitting and Tightening by Nick Owens

I currently have so-called direct prostheses, prostheses are created before the extraction and put on immediately after the extraction of teeth. For the next 4-6 months, while waiting for sufficient healing to be able to insert pins into the bone to hold the prosthesis in place, the dentist will use temporary liners every month or 2 months. This is a pink rubber material that is inserted into the prosthesis, forced to bite, and forms a custom fit that needs to be sanded and replaced every few months. Unfortunately, these temporary veneers can sometimes wear down in places and chafe your gums. Moisture in patches before it's time for a new lining. To make matters worse, each time this veneer is removed from the prosthesis and reworked, some of the actual plastic of the prosthesis is removed. So you don't want to cum every time your gums rub sore, but you do need to eat and wear dentures. Enter THIS product, Cushion Grip! I use it as a patch to fix the chafing part until it's time to replace the temporary pads. Eventually I will have a solid pad after the pins but THIS allows me to repair my sore spots with ZERO damage to the current pad and each patch lasts at least 2-3 weeks! Just a small pea-sized ball will do! This is a find. Sticks nice and fast, forms easily but peels away from the lining when it needs to be removed without leaving a residue or damaging the lining underneath. It dries gently and instantly relieves any discomfort caused by friction. If like me you need a band-aid while you go through this process, rather than damaging your dentures with too many temporary relinings, grab a tube of this stuff, it's absolutely perfect!