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How to Apply Denture Adhesive

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Denture adhesive is a type of cream or paste that is used to hold dentures in place. Here's how to apply denture adhesive:

1. Clean your dentures: Before applying denture adhesive, make sure your dentures are clean and dry. Rinse them thoroughly with water to remove any debris or food particles.

2. Apply a small amount of adhesive: Squeeze a small amount of denture adhesive onto the part of the denture that will come into contact with your gums. You may need to experiment with the amount of adhesive you use to find what works best for you.

3. Spread the adhesive: Use your finger or a denture brush to spread the adhesive evenly over the surface of the denture.

4. Insert dentures: Carefully place the dentures into your mouth and press them firmly into place. Bite down gently and hold for a few seconds to ensure a good seal.

5. Clean up any excess adhesive: If any adhesive oozes out from the sides of the denture, wipe it away with a clean, damp cloth or tissue.

6. Rinse your mouth: After inserting your dentures and applying adhesive, rinse your mouth with water to remove any remaining adhesive residue.

It's important to note that denture adhesive should be used as directed, and should not be used as a substitute for properly fitting dentures. If you experience discomfort or difficulty using denture adhesive, consult your dentist or healthcare provider.