Cushion Grip is not a "glue" adhesive,  it will adhere to your dentures, not gums. This eliminates or reduces the need for glue, powders, pastes, and creams. It works similarly to a soft reline by filling in the gaps to stabilize & tighten your fit.

There is a moderate learning curve, but when used correctly, it will help create the suction needed to give you a tighter, more comfortable denture. With just one application, you can create a long-lasting suction seal that lasts up to four days!

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First-Time Users: Here's What You Need to Know

• The quantity needed to secure your dentures properly is based on how loose your denture is. Start off with smaller applications and build up if necessary. 

• When first applied, a brief tingling sensation (similar to mouthwash) could be felt; this is normal, and it shouldn't last longer than 5 minutes. There is small amounts of alcohol. Do not use it if you have any open sores or cuts in your mouth or gums. Please wait to use it until after your gums are healed.

• IMPORTANT: Cushion Grip is not appropriate for extremely ill-fitting or broken dentures. Additionally, it does not adhere well to dentures with incredibly smooth surfaces, silicone, or metal dentures.

• WARNING: If you experience an allergic reaction, discontinue use immediately. For more information about the product, please review the Cushion Grip Safety Data Sheet HERE

How to Apply Cushion Grip Denture Adhesive:

1. Warm

Since it's a thermoplastic denture adhesive, Cushion Grip softens and becomes pliable when heated. 

Warm the capped tube in a glass of hot tap water (NOT boiling) for 5 minutes with the cap facing downward. This will make Cushion Grip soft and easier to dispense (If you are having problems dispensing, soak for a few extra minutes).

2. Dispense

When it gets pliable in the tube, attach the (enclosed) slotted key to the end of the tube. Then turn the key to carefully squeeze a ball of Cushion Grip that is about the size of a nickel or 3/4 inch in diameter, per plate.

[Tip: The quantity needed to secure your dentures properly is based on how loose your denture is. Start off with smaller applications and build up if necessary.]

Tips and Tricks for Cushion Grip

[How to Make It Easier to Dispense From The Tube]

3. Apply to Lower Denture First (If You Have Both Upper and Lower Dentures)

Make sure your hands and the lower plate are both clean and completely dry before applying. Any wet spots will cause a lift. It's also important to perform this step while wearing your top denture in your mouth without Cushion Grip applied to it.

Video Tutorial for Applying Cushion Grip

 Start by molding the Cushion Grip ball into the shape of a rope by rubbing it between your palms.

 Place it gently along the gum groove from one end to the other, then spread the thinly layered adhesive over the necessary area and firmly press the layer to the plate.

Let set it for 5 minutes. After that, place your lower denture in and bite down firmly for 30 seconds to 1 minute to secure it.

[Tip: Always apply the denture adhesive in small amounts and near the gum groove area.]

      

 Apply to Upper Denture. Repeat the procedure by forming a Cushion Grip ball into the shape of a rope by rubbing it between your palms. It should then be gently pressed into the gum groove and evenly coated from end to end and in all necessary areas.

Let set it for 5 minutes. After that, insert upper dentures by pressing against the front gum. Next, firmly press the roof of the mouth up with your thumb. Complete the suction seal by biting down firmly for 30 seconds to 1 minute. 

 Continue wearing it for the following 2-6 hours to cure/set. Do not remove denture, eat, or drink for the first 2 hours. The longer you keep them in, the better. You can sip liquids but don't hold them in your mouth. Avoid hot liquids at first.

Do not soak or use other denture adhesive for the first 24 hours after application. After that, you can clean and soak like normal, and use other products for added security, such as glue adhesive or powder. It will not wash off or break down in water. 

Tips and Tricks for Using Cushion Grip

[Apply Before Going to Bed]

[Tip: Our brand ambassadors like to apply it at night so it can cure the whole night uninterrupted in their mouth.]

[The Excess Cushion Grip Offers a Strong Suction Seal]

[Tip: The excess spillage offers a strong suction seal, but if there's too much, you may remove your denture after the first two hours, trim the excess, and re-insert it back in.] 

How to Remove Cushion Grip Thermoplastic Denture Adhesive:

If after a few days, you feel the need to seal your dentures further, please remove Cushion Grip from your dentures and apply a fresh coat. Try to replace Cushion Grip on your dentures at least once a week.

Do not try to remove Cushion Grip until it is fully cured/set. Cushion Grip turns a lighter orange/peach color when it's cured. If you have any "orange" remnants, soak in iced water for a couple of hours until it turns "peach". That means it's fully cured. 

1. Soak First

Soak denture plates in hot tap water (NOT boiling) for 10 minutes to soften the old Cushion Grip application.

2. Peel Away

To remove, gently peel away the warm Cushion Grip adhesive from dentures with fingers or tweezers.

You can use the methods our Brand Ambassadors recommend if you're having trouble getting Cushion Grip off:

[Method 1: Run warm water over your denture. Grab a little piece at the very end and pull up while holding running water between the Cushion Grip and your denture. It should all come out in one piece.]

[Method 2: Lift the edges all the way around and find an edge that you can grab onto with a good grip. Then you lift it VERY gently, much like a price tag sticker. If necessary, you can separate it by lifting it and reaching underneath with your finger. Sometimes use tweezers to lift in the trough where your fingers have a hard time fitting.]

Video Tutorial for Cushion Grip Removal [Method 2]

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First-Time Users: Ask for a Brand Ambassador

If you are having any difficulty applying or removing Cushion Grip, please reach out to us via forms and consult our Brand Ambassador for any help in understanding how to apply and remove Cushion Grip.