Dinabase 7 Fixative Gel is a new, ready-to-use, single-component relining product for dentures with a suction effect, designed for people who want to reline their dentures using an extremely simple application process that requires no mixing.
As the only thermoplastic gel with a “suction cup effect,” Dinabase 7 Retention Gel for Dental Appliances is the ideal solution for unstable dentures.
Dinabase 7 Denture Adhesive Gel 20 g is not just an adhesive but a new, flexible relining material capable of filling the empty space under dentures, ensuring perfect adhesion for 7 days. With each application (just once a week), Dinabase 7 Fixative Cream refits the denture to createa “suction effect” against the gums. For 7 days, there’s no need to apply adhesive creams or go through the tedious process of removing or adding adhesive.
Indications:
Hypoallergenic, zinc-free, causes no stomach upset
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Precautions for Use
Thermoplastic gel.
Packaging
Dinabase 7 Fixative Gel for dental appliances comes in a 20-gram tube.
We recommend relining when your dentures are in good condition and not too old. This solution is also suitable if your gums and jaws have not receded too much.
Relining involves filling the space created between the dentures and the gums. It is a precision procedure designed to adjust the dentures as closely as possible to the new shape of the gums and jawbone. With relining, the position of your teeth and the appearance of your smile remain unchanged, and your comfort is improved.
Rebasing involves replacing all the acrylic in the denture to adjust it to the new contours of your mouth. The teeth on the denture remain the same, as does their position. This process completely alters the structure of the denture. This ensures the desired comfort and stability.
All full-denture wearers have the mistaken impression that their dentures do not stay in place well.
They suffer in their daily lives—while eating or talking with loved ones—from constantly worrying that their dentures might come loose.
A full denture stays in place due to a physical suction effect created by close contact between two surfaces, with a liquid acting as a binder. The surface of the resin denture never changes, whereas the gums change with age—they recede and eventually no longer match the shape of the denture, resulting in a gap that compromises the denture’s fit.
There are two solutions to this problem:
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