Efferdent cleans full plate dentures, partials, retainers, aligners and other dental appliances. The cleaner tablets can be used in any dental bath. To use, drop one Overnight Whitening tablet into very warm water, enough water to cover the dental appliance.

The primary “active ingredient” in Efferdent is sodium perborate monohydrate (BO3Na•H2O). It is one of two com- monly used alkaline oxidizing agents in denture cleansers. The other commonly used agent is carbamide peroxide [9]. Sodium perborate monohydrate is an irritant.

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Dentures may be soaked safely in Efferdent overnight. Recommended for use on full or partial dentures and removable orthodontic appliances.

It is safe to use the Efferdent on a daily basis if you desire, but do not soak the retainers for long periods of time (10 minutes is best). Warning: DO NOT USE TOOTHPASTE ON CLEAR RETAINERS.

Leave them overnight. And the next morning when you flush. All of those things will be gone with them simple quick and easy.

Dilute sodium hypochlorite (i.e. a mild bleach) is the main constituent of several brands of denture cleanser. Other ingredients include such chemicals as: sodium bicarbonate – or baking soda, which alkalizes the water, cleaning the dentures.

The CO2-H2O system contributes to the aqueous chemistry of the slightly basic cleansers of Efferdent and Polident. Measured CO2 concentrations of these cleansers were high in comparison to the more basic cleansers of Kleenite and DOC.

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Efferdent Complete Clean retainer cleaner tablets kill 99.99% of odor-causing bacteria in 3 minutes; while being gentle, non-abrasive and safe to use daily. Efferdent cleans full plate dentures, partials, retainers, aligners and other dental appliances.

Do not soak your dentures in cleaner overnight. There are some denture cleaners that are made for overnight use, but we typically do not recommend them. A standard cleaning tablet is usually sufficient, followed by an overnight soak in plain water.

(Yes, those fizzy tablets that clean dentures and retainers.) As it turns out, they can also be used to clean soap scum and hard water buildup. Debbie recommends adding a few tablets to bathroom areas like the sink, faucet, bathtub, toilet, and even the toilet tank, and letting them soak for a few hours.

Budget Option: Denture cleaners do the same trick in removing mineral deposits from hard-to-reach places. Just make sure to buy the non-flavored kind unless you want all of your bottles to taste minty fresh. Try Efferdent Anti-bacterial Denture Cleanser ($5.68 for 126 tablets).