Can you use super glue to fix a tooth from dentures?

Answer 1

Repairing your denture yourself is not recommended. Household glues are not strong enough to hold a broken denture together. Furthermore, the repair has to be in complete alignment with the occlusion of the opposing teeth. This should only be done by an experienced dental professional.

Answer 2

Could you put superglue on your finger and constantly stick that finger in your mouth?

Yes you certainly COULD

But NO you should not. Talk to the dentist that gave you the dentures, and get them replaced.

Superglue is TOXIC and should not be ingested.........

Answer 3

Home denture repair is not advised. Many household glues and epoxy s are not recommended for inside the mouth. Additionally, attempting to glue the denture can result in irreparable damage to the denture, rendering it permanently useless. You are better off taking the broken denture to a competent dentist or denture lab and allowing them to make the proper repair.

Answer 4

Yes it can be used - Ive done it for a relative and the tooth remained in the plate for 12 months after. Just make sure the area on the receiving side and the tooth is very clean and very dry - Check the repositioning BEFORE glue up because once you start mis-aligning then your in trouble. Place a film of glue on ALL contact surfaes so that you get the very best area to make contact. DO NOT over glue - superglue makes a mess of the plate of toothn if you are to heavy handed. then leave to dry for at least an hour. The glue goes off well before that be it make sur that any wet residue is hard and therefore not agble to make contact with skin (or inner mouth areas)

Answer 5

No don't do it, I had great experience with www.denturerepairlab.com it took only 3 days to get my denture fixed.

Answer 6

You can but it taste rotten. They make a fit it kit for about 5 dollars it works like a dream.