Fixodent Ultra Max Hold Denture Adhesive, 2.2 Oz (Pack of 2)

It doesn’t work as well as gold bond which was the brand I use. The flavor is better though.

I use Fixodent with Polygrip for a better hold for my lower dentures.

I used denture adhesives for years now and they all had the same shortcoming, especially the upper dentures. When I bit down on something, the upper dentures sometimes came loose and my mouth was trying to chew my teeth as well as the food. I tried this brand and type [ultra] with the hope that it would be different. It was. I have even started putting less adhesive on my teeth because it works so well. As far as removing it goes, there is considerable adhesion but it rarely leaves any of the residue on my upper gums. As for taste [flavor]? It is not something I taste or swallow so I think the question is moot.

Holds denture very well for as long as you need. Easy to apply. A very little amount goes a long way. No taste when used. Very easy to clean. Great price. Thanks, LC

AKK GOOD

Has good hold and easy to remove.

holds better than some but still have to re-apply several times per day

Ive had dentures for 23 years now and have probably used every kind of sealant there is on the market. I normally use fixodent complete but i couldnt order it with the FSA for some reason so i had to go with this ultra max. Its garbage. The applicator tip is larger than the complete so you get more sealant, but the hold is much shorter. I have to replace the sealant daily if not sooner with the ultra max. With the complete, using less sealant i can go at least every other day before it needs to be cleaned and resealed.

I got dentures about a year ago. Denture cream is so important..at least for me....because it makes all the difference as to what I can eat. I tried about 5 different brands. This brand has worked the best for me and I am sticking (HA) with it. When I apply it (which of course is pretty simple) I have found that I can eat almost anything. For anyone with dentures that is not always the case. Suggestion...I usually wait a few minutes before I try to eat anything just so they can get a good hold. Also, a dentist had told me to wet them before applying the cream...dont do that. Apply the cream to dry dentures and that really helps them stick. For anyone who has their own teeth (good for you...keep going to the dentist and floss floss floss) you have no idea how horrible it is to no longer be able to eat certain things. I am not going to grab an ear of corn and pronounce to everyone...I can eat corn on the cob again because I have not tried it and I probably will not. BUT I have been able to eat whatever I wanted...which I never thought I would be able to again. Another note...the adhesive usually loses some of its adhesion after a few hours, so if you want to eat something that will take a bit of chewing you should eat within the first couple of hours. The teeth will still stay in but they do loosen after a while. Its pretty simple though to remove them, rinse, dry, and reapply. That whole process only takes about three minutes. OK, let me give a little suggestion. This denture adhesive REALLY REALLY keeps those dentures attached to my gums. If you are not planning on keeping your teeth in for a few hours then be careful in how much you put on your dentures. If you try to remove them and they wont come out...yes, that has happened to me and I totally freaked out..then try rinsing your mouth with warm water and then very slowly start to rock the denture (it is almost always the upper plate) back and forth. They really will eventually come out but try not to pull them....I have....it hurts. The uppers will usually have some of the product left when I remove them but it easily comes off with a brief scrub under water and a denture brush. Ok. That is everything I can think of. Happy eating!

When it dries completely, it’s OK this may take a couple hours .