TrueEase™ Dentures

Compared to the cost of traditional dentures, you can save 75% or more with Easy Denture. Each Easy Denture kit you order (upper or lower) is just $29.99 or $49.99 for a set (one upper & one lower).

No. You can order each TrueEase™Denture kit here. Then simply watch our Tutorial diagram , and custom-fit your denture(s) at home without a trip to the dentist. The basic fitting process can often be completed in 30 minutes or less.

Ahigh-quality acrylic denture, the Easy Dentureis functionally very similar to a traditional denture provided by a dentist, but at significant cost savings and with no awkward dental impressions needed. While an TrueEase™Denture may not arrive as pre-fitted as a traditional denture, it offers nearly immediate results and repeatable at-home custom modifications whenever necessary, without the long waits and inconvenience of multiple trips to a dentist’s office.

Each TrueEase™ Denture kit contains:

• One Denture (either Upper/Maxillary or Lower/Mandibular)
• Instruction Guide
• Polishing Block
• Fixodent Adhesive Cream (0.35 oz)
• Denture Cleaning Tablets

The TrueEase™ Denture’s stretchable and highly adaptable Nuvoflex™ material allows for the use of just two sizes that will fit most people. The difference in the two sizes is approximately 15%, in both the amount of gum material and tooth size. We recommend the S/M for those with smaller facial features (who are looking for slightly smaller teeth), and the M/L for those with a larger facial structure (who are looking for slightly larger teeth).

During the self-fitting process, TrueEase™Denture’s patent-pending design allows for simple adjustments to how wide or narrow each denture plate needs to be to fit each gum ridge well, and to the occlusion, which is the way the upper and lower teeth meet and fit together.
(Note: There should ideally be about a 1mm “overbite,” with the upper front teeth in front of the lowers.)

When heated, the denture’s softer Nuvoflex™ (thermoplastic) coating material can easily be moved, removed, or added back to the flexible base plate to adjust how high or low each denture sits within your mouth (the vertical dimension). This proprietary design allows just two different sizes to fit the majority of denture wearers.

We designed TrueEase™ Denture to work for the vast majority of customers.

Who does TrueEase™ Denture Work Best for:

TrueEase™ Denture works best if you have a healthy jawbone and gums to support the dentures

TrueEase™ Denture works for individuals who are missing all of their teeth in the arch requiring dentures.

TrueEase™ Denture comes in two (2) sizes and two color, Classic White to fit the majority of customers . TIP:TrueEase™ Denture is similar to a traditional denture provided by a dentist. Completely custom Traditional Dentures can cost upwards of 5k per denture and yet they only work well 70-85% of the time. If you have tried traditional dentures in the past without success, most likely TrueEase™ Denture will have the same result.

Currently, all TrueEase™ Dentures come with Natural Ivory and Classic White , Natural Ivory is the lightest natural (unbleached) tooth shade.

Absolutely! Each TrueEase™ Denture includes all teeth up to and including the first molar, which is the tooth most important for mastication (chewing). You should be able to eat most any food you could chew with a traditional denture, and you can also drink coffee or other beverages at the full range of temperatures comfortable to the tongue.

No problem! TrueEase™ Denture is designed to be remolded and refitted up to 20 times! Most customers re-boil and remold a few times to get a comfortable fit, and can readjust in the future if necessary. Be sure to watch our tips-and-tricks videosto view that process.

TrueEase™ Dentures are a soft-tissue-supported prosthetic, not embedded in the jaw like natural teeth. As with any such appliance, it takes time to get accustomed to wearing them. This means that a denture may not feel natural initially and can feel uncomfortable for a period of time when it’s new (similar to getting used to wearing a retainer, mouth guard, night guard, etc.). Smooth speech can also be somewhat tricky at first, as can eating. With a little patience and practice (and sometimes more healing from extractions), wearing a prosthetic (denture) can become natural as you get used to the experience.

Absolutely. TrueEase™ Denture is a great low-cost immediate denture that has been used thousands of times by dentists across the US and Canada following final extractions on either, or both arches. Furthermore, after any swelling has subsided, or should your mouth otherwise change shape over the following weeks, TrueEase™ Denture can simply be re-boiled, resized, and refit. This is a process that can be done up to 20 different times over extended periods.

You should also always remember to remove your dentures to sleep at night so that the extraction sites can fill in and the healing process can continue. As healing takes place, you will most likely meet resistance with the denture (i.e. it starting to not fit correctly). As this happens, you’ll simply reheat your TrueEase™ Denture for approximately 20-30 seconds in boiling water just to resoften the denture’s Nuvoflex stretch material. Once removed from the boiling water and the denture has had a chance to cool to the touch, re-fit TrueEase™Denture to allow it to adjust over the healing extraction sites. You may have to do this several times over the typical 30-60 day healing period following the date of your extractions. It is also important to always consult your dentist while using TrueEase™Denture as an immediate denture during your Smile journey so they can keep track of progress and make any necessary changes to your treatment plan.

The TrueEase™ Denture is a multi-layered design made from patented Nuvoflex™ material overlaying a harder flexible base-plate. The teeth are acrylic, and the gum base provides a rigid skeleton similar to that of standard dentures, but flexible when heated. The upper layer of the denture consists of stretchy Nuvoflex™, which is similar to a soft reline material and comprises the moldable part of the denture.

Great question! Those small holes in the denture palate are called Heat Wells, and they’re a key part of what makes this design so effective. They help distribute heat evenly during the boil-and-fit process, allowing the denture to mold smoothly to your palate for the best possible fit. Plus, they let us create a thinner, more natural-feeling palate—so your denture feels more comfortable and less bulky. And don’t worry—the Heat Wells disappear completely once the fitting process is complete!

Due to the requirement of having to adapt to most any size mouth, TrueEase™ Denture only includes the first molar, whereas custom dentures can be provided with a second and third molar. Nonetheless, you can still eat very comfortably and efficiently with TrueEase™ Denture. TrueEase™ Denture teeth are acrylic; however, they are not finely machine-polished, as some custom denture teeth are. This is because the TrueEase™ Denture requires a three-layer process of manufacture. When saliva coats the teeth during wear, they shine very nicely. Polishing paper also comes with each denture kit to smooth the tooth surfaces. See the photos below to view the differences once self-fitted in the mouth.

Dentures (usually uppers) can occasionally become difficult to remove in certain situations, as when too much adhesive is being used or if there is extremely good retention, etc. You can use various methods to remove it:

Step (1) Rinse your mouth with fresh warm (not burning) water, which can help soften adhesive.
Step (2) Loosen the suction seal by applying even pressure at the tops of the cheeks, between the gums and denture. To do this, find the place where the edge of the denture meets the gums and apply gentle, even, downward pressure with your fingers, on both sides of the denture, to pull it away from the gums.
Step (3) If even pressure does not work, use your fingers to apply a rocking, alternating pressure on the denture on one side at a time.
Step (4) Rinse with warm water again.
Step (5) Place your thumb into your mouth and wrap your lips tightly around it to make a good seal; then blow without breaking the lip seal. This will often force air between the denture and the palate, breaking the suction of the denture and releasing it.
Step (6) If these steps do not work, which would be quite unusual, you can purchase a denture removal tool online or in some stores, you can reach out to us at support@trueeasedenture.com, or you can contact your local dentist, who can assist further.
(Once the denture is out of your mouth, remove any excess adhesive by brushing gently with a soft toothbrush and/or wiping it off with a microfiber cloth.)

Sleeping with any denture in your mouth is not recommended for a number of reasons. For one, wearing dentures can cause bone resorption, a process that results in a gradual decrease in bone volume and density. This process can be slowed by removing your denture at night (or for at least 5-6 hours per day), giving your mouth time to heal and receive beneficial exposure to the antibacterial agents naturally present in saliva. It also provides you the chance to clean your gums and other denture-bearing tissues, as well as to clean your denture. Good oral hygiene is very important for denture-wearers so that oral bacteria and fungi do not build up under a denture, potentially causing gum irritation/inflammation, build-up of plaque, and possibly serious infection. Another benefit to removing the denture while sleeping is to allow for better breathing. It will also eliminate any potential choking hazard: accidentally swallowing or partially swallowing a denture.

Note: If you believe that you might have developed an infection from wearing your denture, it is imperative to visit your local dentist immediately.

Depending on care, an TrueEase™ Denture should last approximately 2-5 years, the same amount of time as a traditional denture.

Properly cleaning and caring for your denture is an important part of your oral heath. A good oral hygiene routine consists of the following:

1. Always remove and rinse your denture after eating to get rid of loose food partials.
2. Do not sleep with your denture in your mouth. (If that causes pain due to TMJ problems, etc., try using a custom-made TMJ night guard or possibly a standard boil-and-bite night guard lined with dental impression putty instead.)
3. Brush your denture at least once per day with a soft or regular toothbrush, using dish soap or liquid antibacterial soap, or after soaking with denture cleaning tablets (avoid regular toothpaste, since it is too abrasive). Make sure all food and old adhesive are removed.
4. Brush your gums and tongue every day with a soft toothbrush (a different one from the toothbrush you use to clean your denture). You can gargle with lightly salted warm water to help remove any residual adhesive. It is also recommended to use a clean washcloth or microfiber cloth to wipe along your gums and on the roof of your mouth. Finish with a final mouth rinse with warm water.
5. After removing, cleaning, or storing your denture, rinse it thoroughly before putting it back in your mouth.

We do not recommend leaving your denture in water for extended periods of time, such as overnight.** Do not soak your denture in hot water between fittings, as it could deform the materials.**