Fixodent Ultra Max Hold Denture Adhesive, 2.2 oz, (Packaging may vary)

Customers who use this product should know a few of the key points.Pros: strongest hold in the fixodent line, designed for all-day safetycushions gums, helps prevent irritation from dentures rubbingprecision tip for easy, mess free applicationzinc free formula, safe for daily useCons: the extra strong grip can make it difficult to remove denturesResidue build up may require multiple cleanings to fully get the adhesive offmay affect taste if you apply too muchI have dentures and this Fixodent in my opinion holds much stronger than the leading brands out there. Fixodent has a long and trusted track record, FDA regulated, no Zinc, a strong consistent hold, trusted by professionals, and is very easy to use. Just make sure to follow the instruction on applying the adhesive for the first time.

Fixodent Ultra Max Hold is fantastic!I've been using it for a while for fake fangs and other fake teeth for Cosplay and DnD related shenanigans and its brilliant. Not only does it hold up for 8+ hours of constant talking but it also holds through eating! I've been able to eat sandwiches, pork, pizza, cake, doughnuts, and all other kinds of stuff without staining, loosening, or causing pain. You don't need much to get the Fixodent to hold either.If you use more than necessary it does 'smoosh' out and get into your mouth. It will stick to the cracks between your teeth and make them a light pink. Its easy enough to get rid of by wiping, using a flosser, or swishing some water. If it still persists you can brush it out with a damp toothbrush.The taste isn't great, but its not offensive either. Just a momentary unpleasant taste. Texture is bizarre on the tongue, kinda like sticky sand? It feels fine on the gums and teeth, maybe a little tacky before it takes hold.This is well worth the money for my uses, its earned 5 stars!

Works good

So far it's better than most

This product honestly works better than the "{Polident" brand hands down. Can go for days without the dentures coming loose.

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Fixodent alone does a good job of holding an acrylic upper denture in place, but it hurts when the acrylic comes into contact with soft gum tissues, especially when eating. I've been protecting the gum tissue using SeaBond. However, because SeaBond's fit is loose, a substantial portion of a muffin would cause it to come free. Then I had an aha moment, it made sense to combine Fixodent and SeaBond.After applying the Fixodent then the SeaBond to the denture, using the correct amount of Fixodent, I applied five drops of Fixodent to the SeaBond; two on each side & one in the middle. The big test was to eat something requiring chewing and grinding (roast chicken, a pork chop, and pork stir fry vegies), something I couldn't do with SeaBond alone. No loose denture, no pain and the denture remained in place. Yay!To avoid tearing the SeaBond or causing it to adhere to the roof of your mouth, remove the denture gradually.Hope this helps.