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As the population of America ages, more people than ever before are using dentures. These millions of Americans depend on denture cream adhesive to keep their dentures in place. Many denture users, especially those with older or loose fitting dentures are forced to use excessive amounts of denture cream to keep them secure. Unfortunately, these creams contain zinc, which in large doses is a potentially toxic and dangerous substance known to lead to severe medical conditions, including neuropathy.
Denture adhesive cream zinc poisoning, and neuropathy, can cause a variety of symptoms, including:
PoliGrip: GlaxoSmithKline produces several types of adhesive, all of which may lead to denture cream zinc poisoning. These are marketed under the brand names PoliGrip and Super PoliGrip, with several different versions available.
Fixodent: Proctor and Gamble Co is the other leading producer of adhesive. These are marketed under the brand name Fixodent. Fixodent contains zinc, and through repeated use may also lead to denture adhesive cream zinc poisoning.
Victims of denture cream zinc poisoning may be able to recover damages from the producers of these creams through a lawsuit. Are you or a loved one a long-term user of dentures and believe you may be a victim of denture adhesive cream zinc poisoning? If so, you should contact an experienced denture cream attorney to learn more about your legal rights.
By filing a lawsuit against the companies who have caused denture cream zinc poisoning, you may be able to receive compensation. To discuss your circumstances in a free consultation, contact us today.
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