Can You Eat Normally with Dentures?

Deborah has had dentures for seven years but stopped wearing them two years before her DenSureFit trial. Her Medicaid insurance plan covered her dentures, and her first reline was covered as well. After that, she could no longer afford them.

After Deborah’s first reline, her dentures quickly became loose again, a typical result of decreased swelling. She wore denture adhesive for a time, but applying, reapplying, and cleaning was more than she was willing to put up with. Also, the steady dripping down her throat made her feel constantly sick. When asked why she never tried any over-the-counter soft relines, she said she was afraid she would do it wrong.

As a result, Deborah stopped wearing her dentures and eating solid food. When we met with Deborah, she had not eaten any solid food in two years and was very much ready for a change.

“This is wonderful! I sure wish I had this years ago.” - Deborah

DenSureFit Compliments a Professional Reline

Deborah’s dentist urged her to visit him for a professional reline, which she finally did. “I spent the money on a professional reline this time because I know that when my dentures get wiggly again after the reline, I will be able to apply DenSureFit. So now it is worth it for me to spend the money on a reline. I feel great knowing that I’ll be able to continue to wear my dentures even after my professional reline gets loose. It just makes sense now.”

Yes, You Can Eat Normally with Dentures!

With DenSureFit, you can eat normally with dentures. Deborah is a great example of this. After applying the soft silicone reline, she found her dentures to be more stable and comfortable, allowing her to eat solid foods with ease. By continuing to use DenSureFit, Deborah enjoys a secure fit that gives her confidence when eating her favorite meals.