Gagging, gag reflex and hyper gag reflex reaction and even more extreme denture gagging problems are some of the hardest to deal with. Denture wearers are among those who have the severest gag reflex sensations. Rest assured that you will overcome your active denture gag reflex response in no more than two gag therapy treatment sessions at our office.

Your dentures may even be causing severe or very bad hyper active gagging difficulty. Our denture gag therapist uses gag reflex therapeutic remedies that are guaranteed to completely eliminate your gag response. Our denture gag reflex therapy procedures are completely painless and usually preformed in just two short gag modification sessions. No matter what your denture gag problems are, our professionals guarantee that denture gagging will be completely eliminated.

Our board certified denturist*, who has years of gag therapy experience, may even have to modify or completely rebuild your denture to a new design. Our Gag reflex therapy allows you to taste the full flavor of your favorite foods. Your dentures will feel much more like natural teeth.

The first step is for you to visit us for a free denture gag reflex evaluation. If you have tried other dentists and still haven’t overcome your denture gag reflex dilemma, do not be surprised. Still, be assured that you will find ultimate relief at Advanced Arts Denture Care.

Denture wearers with severe gag reflex sensations have been completely rehabilitated:

I had an active gag reflex problem that was so intense that I couldn’t even keep them in. Now I not only can keep them in, but I hardly even know that they are in my mouth.

My dentures gagged so bad that I had to take them out of my mouth before I ate anything. But, after just two visits I can chew my meals comfortably and I can even enjoy the taste of the foods that I used to enjoy before I got dentures.

As soon as my dentist put my dentures in my mouth, I immediately became nauseated and had to take them out. I wasn’t able to wear them for six years. The Advanced Arts Denture Care specialist fixed the gag problem so that I can wear them and eat with them comfortably.

We solved the denture gagging problem for them and we can do it for you.

Some factures that can cause denture gag reflex:

1. Dentures are too bulky
2. Dentures are too big
3. Over extended borders
4. Under extended denture design
5. Too long of teeth
6. Too far back
7. Over active saliva glands
8. Over all improper design
9. Denture mal-occlusion
10. Ill-fitting dentures
11. Dentures too thick
12. Dentures too loose
13. Oozing denture adhesive
14. Too much food at one time
15. Excessive alcohol consumption
16. Dentures too large and bulky
17. Improper tooth placement
18. Having to wear denture adhesive

Advanced Arts Denture Care is sensitive to denture wearers with these kinds of gag reflex complaints and concerns of which can be totally remedied:

My dentures are difficult to wear, because they make me gag.

I can only wear my dentures for very short periods of time without gagging.

My dentures feel too large and bulky in my mouth, causing me feel very uncomfortable.

Why can’t I wear my dentures without gagging?

I need dentures for the first time, but I am reluctant because my friend has hyper gag reflex.

How can I stop my dentures from causing me to gag?

I can’t wear my denture at all due to my bad gag reflex problem.

I am suffering from a severe denture gag reflex, what can I do?

Advanced Arts Denture Care can solve all of the above gag reflex experiences. It all starts with a free Comprehensive Denture Gag Reflex Evaluation with absolutely no obligation. Call us for immediate relief.

New Technology adds to denture gag reflex breakthroughs that can add to your Comfort

Research and development in denture technology has unearthed numerous alternatives to old fashioned denture wearing, however, so many of them work differently from one individual to another. Unless your denture care expert is familiar with denture gag reflex therapy, he or she may not know the most fitting alternative for you nor how to perform it. The bottom line is that not all of these alternatives will work for you. Most importantly, find a knowledgeable and experienced denture therapist who will give you as many workable options as possible.

Many alternatives are used to eliminate the denture gag reflex syndrome. Removing the center portion that fits against roof of the mouth often works. The roof of the mouth is called the pallet. The hard pallet piece of the denture can be removed. Sometimes dentists or even denture patients cut the pallet portion out of the denture. A denture without the pallet part can be successful; meaning your denture is now without pallet coverage. This is often called a palletless denture or a no pallet denture. The upper denture is made to look similar to the lower; without the pallet or middle portion. Modifying dentures to fit securely and comfortably is a rare art. Be aware that only experts are successful with gag reflex procedures. Our board certified denturist has been involved in extensive gag reflex therapeutic research and development and uses the latest techniques.

Sometimes designing and rebuilding the borders of the denture eliminates the gag reflex problem. Often times, just making the dentures thinner will provide a workable solution. Other denture gag reflex techniques involve making the dentures thinner, whether it’s the upper or the lower, which ever is giving you a gag reflex problem. Other techniques incorporated in gag reflex therapy are Mini Implants^TM, Suction Cup Liners^TM, Suction Grip^TM, Comfa-Grip^TM, Ultra Suction^TM, Lucy soft^TM and Perma Soft^TM just to name a few.

We invite you to call Advanced Arts Denture Care about your Denture Wearing Concerns.

*Disclaimer: Denturists practice under the standards of the National Denturist Association and the American Medical Denturitry Association and in accord with the Michigan Dental Practice Act. Although they practice as licensed independent practitioners in other states, in Michigan, denturists practice solely under the supervision of licensed dentists as allied health professionals. Their board certifications are strictly by National Denturist Associations, which do not indicate any license or certification from the state of Michigan.