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works well , trial n error to get a good fit , i suggest counting . if mould dont feel right just re apply heat and try again . it can be used more than once too

Total waste of money. The product is easy to work with and hardens to a decent texture, but will absolutely not stick to teeth, so is absolutely pointless. Might use it for minor crack repairs round the house instead.

Good item

One broken/missing front tooth, one missing front crown. You need less than you think. Its good that you can reheat and reuse the left overs. It takes practice to get the look and feel you want but theres plenty even in the small 30ml bottle and It can be done. Depending on the application, you can remove them at night, and refit in the morning with a bit of fixident. A bit too white at at first but a couple of bowls of spaghetti and they'll calm down a bit 🙂

So, I cracked a tooth on a rogue popcorn kernel (RIP movie snack) and panicked until I found this little DIY dental miracle. Honestly, for a random Amazon find, the functionality is surprisingly solid. The beads melt down nicely, mold well, and fill the gap so you’re not whistling through your molars. For value for money, it’s a no-brainer. Way cheaper than begging my dentist for an emergency appointment that costs more than my car insurance. Ease of use? Pretty good once you get the hang of it, melt, mold, pop it in. First try was a bit of a wonky tooth situation, but by round two I was practically a backyard dentist. It even gave me some decent pain relief, which was a sweet surprise. Having something covering that exposed bit stopped me from wincing every time I drank water that wasn’t exactly body temperature. Now for the stickiness, here’s the catch: if you chomp down too enthusiastically on a bagel or forget you’ve got a fake tooth in while chewing gum, you might find yourself fishing for it in your lunch. But if you’re careful, it holds up well enough for day-to-day talking and soft food. Overall effectiveness is solid for a temporary fix. It’s not gonna replace a real filling forever, but it’ll get you through until you can see an actual dentist, without looking like you lost a bar fight with your snack cupboard. 4 stars because it’s DIY dentistry,expect a learning curve and keep your dentist’s number handy!

Read many reviews and watched YouTube before buying and trying - for the price it was worth a try. Yes it is tricky. I didn't count the beads and boiling water was needed to soften them. A small pear-shaped lump will suffice to be moulded. Wait until the 'tooth' had become opaque about halfway up before running under a cold tap and refitting. Trim any excess off with scissors, especially at the back where lower teeth engage. I am getting used to making teeth and taking them in and out without my original apprehension. I only take the tooth out at bedtime as I don't want to loosen adjacent crowns. I do eat with the tooth in but carefully, even going out for meals, cutting food up and eating on back or side teeth and even drinking alcohol. Tea seems to be more effective than coffee at toning down the whiteness but don't do what I stupidly did and put tooth in a freshly made, hot cup of tea upon which it became a transparent blob again. All in all, it's a great buy for the money and I can socialise again. My original front tooth was 99% filling and bonding and just disintegrated one day when I was biting on pitta bread.

Didn't work

Great stuff. Works wonders. Chipped my 3 front teeth and using it while waiting for dentist appointment. Takes time to get the right mold but once you get a hang of it it's easy. I'd advice not to drink ice cold water and let it settle naturally as it will match your teeth colour better. Also avoid eating food colouring as it will stain. I've had it in for couple of days until it stained but probably would've held longer. You do need to be careful when eating or drinking hot drinks. Great temporary solution. Friends were quite surprised that it is a filler and I've done it myself. Unless you look from really close you can't really tell a difference. If your teeth are quite discoloured I'd advice drinking cold coffee to help it settle. I was able to brush my teeth with it in avoiding the mold. I use electric tooth brush. Also if using it for chipped tooth try to apply thin layer all over the tooth.