Denture Bond or Super Glue

from JoeUser Forums
Ok, I have a quagmire. Not quite a quagmire of the Iraq war proportion, but hefty for my microcosmic world. I have one of those night guard thingies that keep me from grinding my teeth; I think someone else (Texas?) wrote about the expense of these "gadgets." Anyway, my 8 year old son saw mine on the bathroom counter and decided to pull both sides of it like a wishbone to see what happens. IT BROKE! (When asked why he did this, he responded, "Because I didn't think Mom needed it anymore." Where do they come up with these things?)

So....I do not want to spend another $550 for a replacement. Zombie thinks I should try Denture Bond since it broke clean in half in the middle. I lean towards Super Glue. My husband thinks I may poison myself with it, and I admit that the smell might be lethal. I just think the Denture Bond might be too "bendy."

Any inputs or suggestions? Denture Bond, Super Glue, or something else?

BTW, son is grounded for a week and must write all the numbers up to 550 so he truly understands how many dollars it would take to replace.
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Reply #1 from JoeUser Forums Top
It's too bad the dentist couldn't rebond the thing..... my opinion is the denture bond would probably be the better short term solution....
Reply #2 from JoeUser Forums Top
Yikes! I say go denture bond and see if it works, and then if it doesn't you can bite the bullet and hand over the cashola.

BTW, son is grounded for a week and must write all the numbers up to 550 so he truly understands how many dollars it would take to replace.


he he he . . . brilliant punishment.
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Reply #3 from JoeUser Forums Top

superglue may do weird stuff to the appliance as well as you; denture bond has the advantage of being intended for use in mouths. 

(i once had to write 'i will not shoot arrows at others' 200 times following a failed attempt at hitting a moving target graciously tho foolishly held by a younger sister; she was 5, i was 7 and she held it in front of her face--fortunately the arrow was tipped with a suction cup, unfortunately wed removed it, most fortunately it left only psychic scars.)

Reply #4 from JoeUser Forums Top
yikes, I would go with denture bond too. Sounds safer. My 3 year old would have done the same too. Kids, do say and do the darndest thing!