Brige Tooth Repair kit for Filling The Missing Broken Tooth and Gaps-Moldable Fake Teeth and Thermal Beads Replacement Kit for Women and Men

Here is the thing. When this arrived, I honestly wasn't that impressed. But considering I had just lost a $500 "flipper" tooth (the dentist wanted $500 more for a replacement) I was willing to give anything a try. Honestly, this worked way better than expected! All you need is a bit of patience, some emery boards, a small pair of scissors and a drop of super glue. Pour some of the beads into a large, metal spoon and dip them into some boiling water. It only takes a few seconds for the white beads to turn clear and become pliable. Immediately take the beads out, mash into a ball with your fingers (they're hot, so be careful!). Press into area the of the missing tooth and form around the space. Take the tooth veneer and press into the front of the missing tooth now filled with the bead material. It stays soft for a little while, so make sure everything is snug. Once everything cools and the mixture hardens, remove the mold. Use the small scissors to cut away excess (keep any excess, it can be melted again for further use) and the emery boards to shape. The veneer had a tendency to fall out of the mold, so a small drop of super glue solved that problem. I used a mixture of coffee grounds and water to stain the tooth a bit to match. I now have a "tooth" that looks natural and is a lot more comfortable than the flipper tooth ever was. Since it molded itself around the surrounding teeth (with a small overlap on my upper palate), it snaps into place--no need for denture adhesive. It's even more comfortable to eat with. I have enough product left to make several more if need be so if I forget to put in the tooth at home, I have one at the office. I know there are some bad reviews of this product, but trust me, if you take your time with it you will get fantastic results. I only wish I had known about this before I dropped 5 bills on a flipper tooth that only looked slightly better (emphasis on slightly).

One review states that you can shape the veneers/molds by cutting them with sharp scissors and filing them with emery boards. Don't do it. Attempting to cut the mold will result in it breaking. You can cut the plastic tooth once it has solidified, but if you try to use an emery board to refine the shape by sanding it, you'll have a ragged edge and you will have to trim off the tiny frayed bits with scissors. Also, the instructions that come with the product are a joke. The plastic bag that the little beads come in is not resealable, so they spill inside the box. After a lot of super glue and frustration, I'm left with an uncomfortable lump of a fake tooth that is only marginally better than nothing.

I didn't get paid for this review and it's actually the first product I've ever left a review on. I'm a mother of 4 under 10 years old, a registered nurse. My teeth were damaged and ruined by the time I was 8 years old... crowns, caps, fillings in every other tooth. I had extensive dental work done as a teen but my children became my priority in adulthood. I put myself last because there were always things more important than my teeth.. Until the previous dental work started to fall apart, chip, fall out, exposing my already damaged teeth underneath. At some point I jist stopped caring and accepted that hiding my teeth/smile was the new norm.. But last week I attempted to doll myself up and it only ended in tears after it truly hit me how much my teeth made me hate my appearance. I got on Amazon, ordered several products with no guidance, and this was one of them. This product takes a little time and some practice. I felt defeated after my first few attempts.. But once I started to figure out little tricks and my own way of doing things and became more patient with the process.... I'm in shock by how professional and incredible this product can look. I've hid my smile for over two years now with a very low self esteem... I haven't stopped smiling for 2 days now. It's such a comforting, freeing feeling to smile without feelings sadness or shame. A trick that works miracles for me is to mold a tooth in the spot it will be in, but also slightly mold the roof of my mouth behind the area as well for an hour before removing it to ensure it's formed and set. Makes sure to bite down in multiple chewing positions while the mold is still warm. Once I pop it out I file and buff the outer part. I then use press on nail glue (Not recommended I know), and place 1-2 drops onto the back of "fake veneers" or "bridge repair kit" single tooth cover (separate products on Amazon), and glue it to the outer exposed area of this products mold, then let cool. This allowed the crafted tooth to look like legitimate teeth and shiny with a natural color. but also made the gum like around the tooth look completely real, natural, and unnoticeable. I did this for each individual crafted tooth, fine tuning with a file for natural shapes. I finished my smile off by having the crafted teeth in place, then connected them all comfortably with an additional thin layer of molding. When the mold dries, it's almost slight cushioned with pressure which is what holds them in place. I can eat with them in, I can take them out with slight force and they haven't fallen out. When molded to the roof of my mouth, everything is perfectly fitted and after 10-15 minutes I get used to the feeling of it. I wish everyone who is unable to afford a beautiful smile would be able to try this product... I wish I had known sooner. Please give it a try, and prepare to be patient. Don't let your self conscious make you feel shame, and don't accept shame because the cost of dental care is unjust. Dont give up and trust me when I say this product gave me a confident, natural smile for the first time in years after some trial and error.

Do not recommend to anyone that is not crafty. It requires a lot of adjustment. It took a lot of trial and error to make it work. When you eat or drink anything hot, it softens the beads, which can be tricky and you may lose the “tooth”. Good for a temporary fix.

I have had problems with my teeth since childhood. I won't go into details. Even the dentist could do limited improvement without really expensive solutions. It only got worse as I got older. I bought this product in the small size first. At first I was frustrated because the instructions sucked. I found some YouTube videos that help me out. I created a wrap around (my idea). It looked great. But they were stuck to my teeth. After about 3 weeks I needed to get them off as they were turning color. I put a napkin in my mouth and used an eye dropper to apply boiling water in small doses, which dropped into the napkin. Didn't want boiling water to be dropping into my mouth. The boiling water softened them up and I could get them off. As you might suspect my mouth smelled like a sewer. Afterwards I thought of making something temporary. A set that I could take in and out and wash out once or several times daily. Wash out my mouth too. I didn't wrap them too far in the back. This way they would be easier to take off and put back on. Once dry I wiggled them off. It works great. I bought a larger bag (not this one) of the beads so I would have more product to work with.. I can eat with this wrap and wear them all day. This is a life saver. At a little distance you can barely tell them from real teeth. Of course you have to take the time to do trial and error in making a wrap or repair. It's a bit of sculpting type work. But it's worth it. You'll want a dental tool or something similar to create the tooth lines, appearing to be separate teeth. I'm getting better at creating a set. I figure that each set from my bag costs less than 25 cents to make. A great deal. I could never figure out how to make the veneers work. If reviewers tell you this product doesn't work they just haven't found the right solution. Of course not everyone needs or wants a wrap. You situation might be one tooth. This may not fix every person's problem, but it definitely can fix problems. You have to use some creativity. There really should be a Facebook group or something to share implementation strategies. (Sorry, I'm too busy to start that.) In the first video segment I show you non-stop from my bare teeth to putting on my self made wrap. You can see this is for real. In the second I show how I would apply boiling water If I can't get a wrap off because I made it too firm. For bottom teeth one might want to dip a cloth in boiling water to get any wrap off that is on too strong. The key is to think out your design. You have a product that you can mold for your purposes. How you use it is up to you. I'm giving 4 star because the instructions sucked. But this product is 5 star in my life.

I genuinely cannot imagine anyone seriously using this kit for its intended purpose. The whole experience was frustrating enough that I ended up buying plastic beads and forming my own teeth from scratch, which worked significantly better than anything this kit had to offer. The materials feel cheap and the moldable teeth are difficult to work with in any practical way. Getting a convincing or functional result with what's included felt more like a craft project gone wrong than an actual tooth repair solution. I understand this is not a professional dental product but there is a baseline expectation that something like this should at least be usable. This fell well short of that. If you are dealing with a missing or broken tooth, skip this entirely and look into other options. Even a DIY approach with basic crafting materials will likely serve you better. Not something I can recommend to anyone.

I WAS SO SKEPTICAL ABOUT THIS DANG TOOTH PURCHASE. BUT IM 100% SATISFIED WITH THIS OFF BRANDED KIT. IT COMES WITH SO MANY SIZES. I WAS MISSING MY FRONT TOOTH NEXT TO MY TWO FRONT TEETH. AFTER A LITTLE TRIAL AND ERROR I GOT IT. MY ADVISE IS TO START WITH A TOOTH. HOLD IT UP AND TRY TO FIND A NEAR FIT. THEN TAKE SCISSORS IF NEEDED AND TRIM THE TOOTH DOWN A LITTLE TO GET THE RIGHT FIT. THEN BOIL WATER. PUT IN A CUP THEN DROP 15 BEADS INTO THE WATER FOR 15 SECS. THEN SPOON THE BEADS OUT AND BALL THEM UP INTO A BALL AND PUT ON BACK OF THE VENEER THEN PUT IN MOUTH AND SOFTLY BITE DOWN AND FEATHER OUT THE BEADS TO THE BACK OF YOUR OTHER TEETH OR ROOF OF MOUTH TO FLATTEN IT OUT. ONCE IT FEELS AND LOOKS RIGHT POP IT OUT AND PLACE IN COLD WATER FOR 15 SECS AND PUT BACK IN MOUTH AND IF ANYTHING FEELS OFF JUST TRIM IT LIGHTLY UNTIL FEELS GREAT. IT MAKE TAKE A FEW TIMES TO GET IT RIGHT BUT YOU WILL GET IT RIGHT I PROMISE! PLUS SOME PEOPLE DONT EVEN USE THE VENEER PIECE BUT I DID TO MAKE IT LOOK MORE REAL! GOT MY CONFIDENCE BACK AFTER PLAYING AROUND WITH IT AND TRIMMING FOR 45 MINS.

While the veneers have many different shapes, they only come in two sizes. The small size is way too small for an adult Westerner. They are tiny, like a child's teeth. The large size is way too long, even if the width and shaping is okay. I am not a large man, 5'9", 160 lbs. They are as long as my two front teeth, and that means they would make the teeth I need to replace hang down that long too, when they should not (I am replacing the canine and the incisor between the it and the front tooth. As for the polymer, when drinking hot or even warm liquid, it softens too easily and comes out. And it gets very rough and scratchy on the surface. While drinking something warm will allow that to be smoothed out, it happens to easily, and implies a lot of the material is coming off and being swallowed. I am not comfortable with that. I have found similar products on Amazon that work better and have returned to that product, even though it does not have plastic veneers as this one does, I can shape it to look good enough for Zoom meetings etc. I am replacing a shattered porcelain veneer and a lost crown. So I still have some actual teeth that I can sink into the polymer when it is still shape-able. With other similar products I can make a double crown that will last a week or more, and eat most foods with it.

Not bad for temporary fix, after 3 days its still good.

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