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New Product Makes Loose Dentures Fit Better
Date:12/25/2008

The new Weber Denture Liner kit is designed to answer questions often asked by denture wearers such as: "How can I make my loose denture fit better, give me more comfort and less pain?" The obvious answer to these questions is the use of this new always-soft Weber Denture Liner. All loose dentures (false teeth) can be salvaged, and made to fit better with this new (Patent Pending) invention. The Weber Denture Liner kit is now available in a handy "do-it-yourself-at-home" denture re-lining kit that requires no mixing. In short, these low cost Weber Denture Liners give new life to all loose, uncomfortable dentures. The Liners fill the space (gap) between the denture and the gums, and are always soft, and flexible at all temperatures. Liners can be easily molded and shaped with fingers to give dentures a long lasting, near perfect fit. Use of Weber Denture Liners allows false teeth to be worn comfortably all day with good support, increased stability, reliable retention and - no more sore spots or pain.

Toms River, NJ (PRWEB) December 25, 2008 -- Originals By Weber, Terry L. Weber, owner, announces immediate availability of their new, Patent Pending, long lasting Weber Denture Liners in a handy do-it-yourself kit, The always soft Liner material in this kit is a flexible, translucent, putty-like compound designed to fill the gaps created by the slow but constant natural shrinkage of the gums and jawbones after natural teeth are removed. The Weber Liner provides a denture wearer with the three basic essentials needed to have comfortable dentures: (1) support, (2) stability and (3) reliable retention.


Most new denture wearers are aware of the fact that, after a few months of use, their once comfortable dentures (false teeth) lose their original stability. This happens because there is slow shrinkage of both gums and jawbones after natural teeth are removed. This shrinkag
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