Temporary Tooth Replacement Thermal Adhesive Fitting Beads for Fake Teeth for Snap On Instant and Denture Adhesive Fake Teeth Cosmetic Braces Veneer

Actually not bad once you get the hang of it! I have a broken front tooth (part of the tooth is still there but the bottom half has broken off) and it looks awful, and because I have a wedding coming up I wanted to get a quick fix.It doesn't come with instructions but there is some in the product pictures on here.It's very fiddly, and definitely takes some practice. I found that the false teeth didn't work for me personally, but I think is because I still have half of my tooth whereas it would be great for full gaps.I tried just melting a small amount of beads at first (the instructions say 12 but I didn't count lol) in hot water, but they didn't melt. Boiled water does the trick.They turned out too white for my shade so I added some coffee to the boiled water and melted the beads in that and it ended up being a perfect shade for me. I did also try mixing the regular and coffee ones together and that kind of worked too.I would recommend bring some of the melted beads behind and up over the back of your tooth and/or up towards the roof of your mouth as it makes it much sturdier.Another tip is to make sure your teeth are clean and DRY. the beads absolutely will not stick to any moisture, so keep some cotton wool or something to dry your tooth or gum off before hand.

Absolute rubbish, no instructions just a row of fake teeth with a bag of tiny balls. Didn't know how to use them because there was no instructions and the teeth were too wide to enable them to fix over original teeth. My View.... RUBBISH.

This has 100% worked. But, I used Wotofo Mesh Strips as a “bridge” otherwise it wouldn’t have worked at all. (Wotofo available on Amazon) small black & green tube.My front crown tooth was completely knocked out leaving a gap.The tooth is broken so can’t be re-used.The Wotofo stainless steel mesh was necessary to create the bridge by sticking it with superglue (Loctite Gel UltraGel Control, blue cap), to the tooth at each side.To bridge a gap at the front:You’ll need:Old tweezersCotton wool pads (to dry area, and to roll up to absorb saliva.)Loctite SuperGlue GelBoiling water in a cupApprox 7 beadsSurgical bladesWotofo Mesh StripsTCPFirst, brush the area and swish with diluted TCP.1)Apply the SuperGlue (Loctite GEL UltraGel Control blue cap) to the tooth at each side of the gap.2)Take the Wotofo mesh with tweezers and position so it creates a bridge.3)Use bottom teeth to hold mesh bridge in whilst it sets (careful here, use a tap tap motion otherwise they’ll stick together).4)Once the “bridge” is set, take the best matching tooth (that you have already chosen and possibly filed down at the top arch), put in approx 5 or 6 beads QUICKLY put them in the replacement tooth, clench your teeth to hold the bridge in position and push the new tooth into position and hold. Keep clenching otherwise you’ll push the bridge off.Note. Clench your teeth whilst pushing the new tooth into position to prevent the mesh from being pushed off your teeth.This has worked amazingly well, I can honestly say that no one would know and the tooth is held in place Rock solid.I’d say the shade is A2, which is great as A1 is very white!Goes without saying, you should go to the dentist but, if like me you’re a 🐥 this is an alternative.You MUST make sure you have cleaned the area thoroughly (I used diluted TCP) and, make sure the area it’s dry.I also used a surgical blade to remove the excess plastic. (BE CAREFUL VERY SHARP)The mesh is amazing as the melted plastic seeps through it and sets behind it.I had the Wotofo as I’m a vaper, and the brainwave came to me to use it.It might take a couple of goes, but it will work. 😊👍🏽Ps. You should go to the dentist really, as infection can get in, then you’ll wish you had just gone in the first place. This hasn’t happed to me, but, I am VERY careful & make sure everything is CLEAN.Hope it works for you.

The putty is easily shaped, the veneers don’t stick that easily but I haven’t given up on them. It takes a while for the putty to firm up and cold water did help a little. My crown had broken so have used this protect the peg till I can get dental treatment. I am going to have a go at using with the broken crown as if it will bond enough it will be more aesthetically pleasing.

But certainly not for longterm use and quite hard toMould as hardens fast

Waste of money. I managed to melt the beads and even managed to colour them with tea to make the material appear more realistic than the virgin white they are. However, I couldn't get the enamel caps provided to stick to the material, and I couldn't get the material to stick to my teeth either.