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Why Oragel is different...
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They Felt the Shift.
You Will Too.
5.0
"I ate corn on the cob for the first time in three years."
My bottom denture has been loose for over a year and I'd given up on adhesives completely. Tried Oragel because of the money-back guarantee, figured I had nothing to lose. Put it in on a Monday morning and by dinner I was biting into foods I haven't touched since I got my dentures. Still holding on Thursday.
5.0
"No paste taste. No ooze. Finally."
Every cream I've tried left that awful chemical taste in my mouth all day. With Oragel I genuinely forget it's there. No flavor, no gooey residue on my gums, nothing leaking out when I drink something hot. Just a clean hold that feels like my dentures actually fit again.
5.0
"My dentist noticed the difference before I told her."
She asked what I'd changed because my gums looked healthier and my denture wasn't moving during the exam. When I told her about Oragel she said the thermoplastic makes more sense than cream for someone with my level of bone loss. I wish I'd found this years ago.
5.0
"Threw out every tube of Fixodent in my cabinet."
I was reapplying cream two, sometimes three times a day. Oragel I apply once and it holds for days. The first time I peeled it off after a week I couldn't believe it came out in one clean piece. No scrubbing, no sticky mess on the denture. Completely different experience.
How to Apply Oragel
A Step by Step Guide:
Warm the tube
Immerse the tube in warm water (max 60°C) for a few minutes. If already pierced, screw the cap on tight before immersing. While it warms, clean your denture with soap and water, brush it, and dry it completely. It must be dry for proper adhesion.
Open the tube.
Pierce the seal with the pointed tip of the cap, creating a wide hole so the gel flows freely. If it's still too thick, recap and warm the tube again.
Dispense the gel.
Squeeze near the fold and push out a ball about the size of a large cherry. After a few applications you'll dial in the right amount.
Spread, shape, and seal.
Using both thumbs, press and spread the gel into an even layer across the entire surface of the denture. Press firmly along all edges for stronger suction. For lower dentures, roll the gel into a strip first, then spread and press along the edges with your fingers.
Insert the denture.
Moisten your mouth before inserting. Once seated, close your teeth and press firmly with your lips to set it in place. Any excess will push out from the edges.
Trim the excess.
Rinse the denture under cold water for a few minutes, then trim any overflow along the edges with small scissors. Your denture is now ready to use.
Removing old gel.
Soak your denture in warm water (max 60°C) for 5 minutes, then peel off the old material. Never use boiling water. Use a blunt tool like a teaspoon if needed to avoid scratching.