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Help With Gluten Free Orthodontic Impressions!


tfrankenberger

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Our orthodontist wants to make impressions again, but now we've got the celiac diagnosis and nothing is going in my son's mouth without a thorough check! Anyone know anything about having to get impressions and makings sure the stuff they use is gluten free?

They're calling the manufacturer of the product, Benco eluminate alginate

but I can't find much info at all about this product on the web.

He says as a back-up they could do a silicone impression. Anyone know if those are safe??


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celiac-mommy Collaborator

my kids have both had impressions with no problems. Our ortho checked into it before to make sure.

dilettantesteph Collaborator

Thanks, my son is going in Friday.

CeliacMom2008 Enthusiast

My son's ortho was able to check with manufacturer. The only thing they couldn't confirm was the flavoring. He just went with plain. I'm sure it wasn't the greatest tasting, but at least it was gluten-free. And it was only for a couple of minutes.

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