You listed this as a stronger laminate dental guard. Is it the kind with a hard acrylic exterior and a softer interior surface?
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Hello,This is a medium density guard. It has a harder outside but not the really hard acrylic which can be uncomfortable. Here is a description of the guard:The extra durable Pro Form guard is our most popular guard and works excellent for most people. It is a medium density guard that is not too hard or too soft. It is a very durable guard yet very comfortable to wear. This guard also helps to absorb shock from heavy teeth clenching which can help alleviate jaw/facial pain and headaches. This guard also features an abrasive-resistant characteristic that will withstand teeth grinding and clenching better then traditional soft night guards. Hello,This is a medium density guard. It has a harder outside but not the really hard acrylic which can be uncomfortable. Here is a description of the guard:The extra durable Pro Form guard is our most popular guard and works excellent for most people. It is a medium density guard that is not too hard or too soft. It is a very durable guard yet very comfortable to wear. This guard also helps to absorb shock from heavy teeth clenching which can help alleviate jaw/facial pain and headaches. This guard also features an abrasive-resistant characteristic that will... » Read More Hello,This is a medium density guard. It has a harder outside but not the really hard acrylic which can be uncomfortable. Here is a description of the guard:The extra durable Pro Form guard is our most popular guard and works excellent for most people. It is a medium density guard that is not too hard or too soft. It is a very durable guard yet very comfortable to wear. This guard also helps to absorb shock from heavy teeth clenching which can help alleviate jaw/facial pain and headaches. This guard also features an abrasive-resistant characteristic that will withstand teeth grinding and clenching better then traditional soft night guards. « Show Less
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It is hard inside and out. Excellent fit. Very comfortable. I've had this one nearly a year and still holding up well and I'm a serious teeth grinder. Hope this helps.
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No its notba hard acrylic...its a little soft...you can squeeze it...but you dont chew threw it...its still very nice...great fit...most comfortable one Ive had yet ;)
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Dear Larry A.thank you for your question, Moredental service would like to help you. The type of clearer is used for many aspect. The material is ABS&#12289;SUS304 which is qualified through our security department. That is very safe and convenience units which used at home or dental lab, clinic. It is a very inventory unit. Thank you and welcome to Moerdental!
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Yes. The guard can be made for either the upper or the lower teeth. From what I read, having it made for, and applied to the lower teeth is better
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Very doubtful. Way too thick and the guard tens to slip around anyway. From the invisalugn users I've known I should think that appliance alone would suffice. Should be okay, not great, when you no longer wear the braces.
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No I wouldn't be concerned about cracking a tooth but there is no rubberized coating like I expected. I sent mine back and got a Bob-a-lot instead.
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I think the difference is bonding cream is a cream it spreads over the gum to hold the denture in place. The adhesive is more of a "stay put" it does not spread as much. Adhesive is more of a bond. I am not really to sure, I am going by with what I have used for my denture's.
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Harder than softer. Think athletic mouth-guard but a little harder. I have only had these properly fitted ones fall out two times in over a year, even with a relatively hard surface They are very durable and good for hard grinders, but I hope that he ships them back to you in a timely manner.
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My teeth are tight at the top; when I use regular floss, I break it frequently. The Glide ribbon floss breaks also although less often. My dental hygienist has the same trouble. My dentist pointed me to the Gum Soft Picks and they're much better. The gap between most teeth widens toward the gum and that's where the payload of food particles and plaque accrue most. I still use Glide floss once a week on instruction from my dental hygienist but the Soft Picks are my go-to option. I had also tried the brushpicks when the Gum Soft Picks were out of stock at my source store. I wasn't satisfied by the brushpick's effectiveness for really clearing the gaps--which is also a misgiving about floss. My teeth are tight at the top; when I use regular floss, I break it frequently. The Glide ribbon floss breaks also although less often. My dental hygienist has the same trouble. My dentist pointed me to the Gum Soft Picks and they're much better. The gap between most teeth widens toward the gum and that's where the payload of food particles and plaque accrue most. I still use Glide floss once a week on instruction from my dental hygienist but the Soft Picks are my go-to option. I had also tried the brushpicks when the Gum Soft Picks were out of stock at my source store. I wasn't satisfied... » Read More My teeth are tight at the top; when I use regular floss, I break it frequently. The Glide ribbon floss breaks also although less often. My dental hygienist has the same trouble. My dentist pointed me to the Gum Soft Picks and they're much better. The gap between most teeth widens toward the gum and that's where the payload of food particles and plaque accrue most. I still use Glide floss once a week on instruction from my dental hygienist but the Soft Picks are my go-to option. I had also tried the brushpicks when the Gum Soft Picks were out of stock at my source store. I wasn't satisfied by the brushpick's effectiveness for really clearing the gaps--which is also a misgiving about floss. « Show Less
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I don't think it's acrylic,,,, because acrylic is - in general - hard and not flexible... I think it's medical grade Polyurethane
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I took a look at the Groupon website. The one they offer is a Sonicare Xtreme, which is not the same as the Flexcare. You might want to compare the pictures.
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Hi i am not sure what you mean by the new chunky one. My guards look like the picture here. I put them in a denture case in dilute alcohol when not using. I also cut the bottom part off as it hurts my cheeks. So I use the piece between my teeth with the top part attached and no bottom part if that makes any sense. This is the only guard I can sleep in.
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I wear an upper and lower night guard, to protect against my grinding my molars during sleep; I've used Retainer Brite on my clear-colored guards, and have never experienced any staining -- but that could be because I immerse my guards into an ordinary kitchen cup with tablet dissolved in warm water. My dental office staff advised me that once-a-week tablet cleaning is sufficient; on all other days, I gently clean both guards with a soft tooth brush and regular-old Colgate (which is the least abrasive toothpaste). I don't own the Sonic Cleaner, although Amazon had asked me (in an email) to respond to your question. I wear an upper and lower night guard, to protect against my grinding my molars during sleep; I've used Retainer Brite on my clear-colored guards, and have never experienced any staining -- but that could be because I immerse my guards into an ordinary kitchen cup with tablet dissolved in warm water. My dental office staff advised me that once-a-week tablet cleaning is sufficient; on all other days, I gently clean both guards with a soft tooth brush and regular-old Colgate (which is the least abrasive toothpaste). I don't own the Sonic Cleaner, although Amazon had asked me (in an email) to... » Read More I wear an upper and lower night guard, to protect against my grinding my molars during sleep; I've used Retainer Brite on my clear-colored guards, and have never experienced any staining -- but that could be because I immerse my guards into an ordinary kitchen cup with tablet dissolved in warm water. My dental office staff advised me that once-a-week tablet cleaning is sufficient; on all other days, I gently clean both guards with a soft tooth brush and regular-old Colgate (which is the least abrasive toothpaste). I don't own the Sonic Cleaner, although Amazon had asked me (in an email) to respond to your question. « Show Less
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I've used both products and prefer ProSoft as it stays softer. Although not as long lasting as the harder PermaSoft it's much more comfortable for my sensitive gums, I reline approximately every 6 motnhs or so. Hard plastic...soft tissue... I don't know how anyone can possibly even wear dentures without a soft liner!
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I don't find it too hard. But it's not as soft as my last one. I have it on the lowest setting when I brush my teeth and that seems to work the best.
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Is Cushion Grip a gel that forms to your gums and dentures? Does it stay soft?
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I will say that a lower guard will feel more natural, however I chose an upper guard because I am missing two molars that I am in process of having implants to replace so I didn't want to get a guard then have to get another one. It stays in place just fine, just bite hard on the impression mold to get a good tight fit.
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Yes, same material and hardness on both surfaces. For me, it has been comfortable and I really don't notice it much in my mouth.