Fixodent denture wearers, nerve damage, dental adhesive case

According to the consumer advocacy group, US Drug Safety, approximately 35 million Americans are denture wearers. Imagine the potential for Fixodent denture adhesive sales made by Proctor & Gamble.

Denture wearers are like everyone else - they desire to be confident while out in the public eating, drinking, smiling, meeting others, and enjoying the good life. Denture wearers have bought brands they could trust - brands like Fixodent dental adhesive.

Dentures are long term as is the ongoing sales of denture adhesives like Fixodent.

One of the ingredients in Fixodent is zinc. Imagine using Fixodent products once or twice a day for your upper and lower dentures. Proctor & Gamble says that Fixodent is safe to use and the amount of zinc swallowed is safe. But, who knows over the long term, how safe swallowed zinc really is?

Too much zinc can lower copper levels. While both minerals are important to the body, too much zinc can lead to a nerve condition known as neuropathy or nerve damage. This condition affects limbs - hands and arms and legs and feet. Often the limbs have a tingling sensation and/or become numb. Limbs lose their strength and/or suffer great pain becoming unstable with a tendency to fall down or stumble.

Fixodent comes in an array of products:

• Fixodent Original
• Fixodent Comfort
• Fixodent Control Plus Scope Flavor
• Fixodent Complete
• Fixodent Free
• Fixodent Control
• Fixodent Fresh
• Fixodent Extra Hold Powder
• Fixodent Regular Hold Powder

If you or a family member has been diagnosed with nerve damage because of Fixodent dental adhesive, please contact Anapol Schwartz law firm in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and West Virginia. P&G says there's no problem but legal professionals think otherwise. What about you?

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