DinaBase

DINABASE 7 adhesive gel for dentures

Product features

Dina Base 7 Adhesive Gel for Dentures

Composition

Highly viscous solution of polyvinyl acetate in ethanol.

Recommendations and tips:

• If you notice that you have used too little material, you can safely add more.
• Do not drink strong alcoholic or particularly hot beverages in the first few hours.

After a few applications, you will know how much material to use, how to distribute it and even where to leave more excess to avoid food ingress and where to leave less to avoid annoying friction.

Warnings:

• Renew Dina Base 7 within 7 days to guarantee the best hygiene, to avoid possible colonisation of bacteria or fungi and the occurrence of bad breath.
• The product has been used by dentists for over 10 years and no cases of allergies or adverse reactions have been reported. However, discontinue use if a case of hypersensitivity should occur and contact your dentist.

How to clean the denture?
On the first day after applying Dina Base 7, rinse the denture only with cold water and gently brush the denture with an ordinary toothbrush. From the second day onwards, you can brush your denture using your usual technique. If you use cleaning tablets, only use those with a fast acting time (5-10 minutes). Do not exceed the tablet's acting time.

To replace Dina Base 7

Immerse the denture in very hot water for 5 minutes and then remove the old material. If necessary, use a blunt instrument (e.g. a teaspoon) to do this so that the denture is not scratched.

Storage

The contents of the tube are sufficient for more than one application. After use, screw the cap back on tightly. Store Dina Base 7 in a cool place.

Important notes

If the product is difficult to get out of the tube, first check the size of the hole drilled in the tube. Otherwise, screw the cap back on and repeat step 1. To be able to work the ball, you must wash and clean your hands thoroughly, otherwise Dina Base 7 will not adhere optimally to the denture.

Source: Information from the package leaflet
Status: 10/2016