1. Place dry SEABOND seal onto clean denture. If too large, trim overlap with scissors. If seal bunches in back, cut a second “V” like the precut “V” in front. Once size is right, trim all seals in package to the same size.

2. Place trimmed seal on denture white side up, pink side down. Lightly moisten with water and lightly tap wafer into place with fingertip.

3. Put denture into mouth and bite down evenly for five seconds.

Simply lift the corner and peel away.

Once per day.

Each seal has a side tinted in pink. The colour is there to help you know which side to place against the denture. The side with the pink tint should be placed against the denture. Also, don’t worry if there is a slight variation in the pink colour, as it does not impact hold.

In some instances. We recommend you first talk with your dentist.

All SEABOND seals come in one standard size, designed to be trimmed for a custom fit.

No. A box of SEABOND seals has no expiration date. Simply keep the box in a dry area and keep it away from wetness and moisture.

No. SEABOND uppers and lowers are sold separately.

No. SEABOND is a zinc-free product.

There are 15 seals in a pack. Remember that adhesives for upper and lower dentures are sold separately.

The pre-trimmed upper seal contains 7 mg of sodium. The pre-trimmed lower seal contains 3.9 mg of sodium. When you trim the seals to fit your denture, there will be even less sodium in each seal.

No, it’s best to use a new seal.

A specially formulated breath freshener that is part of the seal.

Yes. Many people tell us the extra holding power in SEABOND lets them eat the foods they ate when they had real teeth.

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Yes. As always, it is best to check with your dentist first.

There is no toxic danger; SEABOND is made of nontoxic ingredients. However, if you have a history of difficulty swallowing, or choking, you should not use this product.