Missing Tooth Temporary Cosmetic Teeth Kit - Pack of 2

I lost a tooth unexpectedly and knew I wasn't going to be able to see my dentist quickly so I did a little research and chose this product to try and tide me over until I could arrange something.To my delight, ordering only on standard delivery, it arrived next day. I had watched a video on YouTube showing roughly how to use it and within half an hour of receiving the package I had a makeshift denture in the space where my tooth had been.It really is very straight forward. Pop a few of the pellets into hot water until they become pliable, like hot glue. While it's still malleable, out it into the gap and manipulate it a bit until it fills the space. Let it stiffen a little and then take it out and let it harden.The pellets are white to begin with. Heat them up in the water and the turn clear and become soft. As the denture coole and hardens it becomes white again. If it doesn't work first time don't worry. Stick it back into hot water until it softens up and away you go again. Took me a couple of goes to get something I could live with.It's not perfect and I will get to the dentist as soon as I can but it will certainly get me through a week or two till I get a proper denture. Well with the money in my opinion.

The product was very expensive for what it was, especially as I had paid for a quick delivery.It seemed a good idea. I could mould the shape of a tooth, but couldn't get it to stay in place.Very disappointed

Emergency quick fix..... but doesnt last, after half an hour I was whistling and any 's' words were so pronounced, Not easy to make and does not stick in place, I moulded it to the back of the 2 surrounding teeth but felt like I had chewing gum stuck there, like when you're young trying to blow bubble gum. It certainly would not cover more than one tooth in a row, However it did let me have an important meeting with a top boss, even though I lied and said I had blisters on my tongue which was affecting my speech. The concept is great shame I cant get it right for me.

Ok. Now I’m not saying this is easy to use because it isn’t. BUT, I have one tooth missing and nothing else was even close to working. So... this product takes some moulding, some playing with to make it right. I first tried making an individual tooth but that wouldn’t stay in. So I covered the two teeth either side and moulded it by putting it into hot water, moulding it onto my teeth, and taking it out, cutting off excess and then moulding it again. Kind of like a mouth guard used for sports. When u think you’ve got it right, let it cool and it will then stay in place. And if it still doesn’t feel right use some hot water to soften it again and start over. It sounds difficult and it kind of is, but worth it when it’s finally right.

Brilliant stuff, but not easy to work with. I have three front upper teeth missing, and was apprehensive about trying this, based on other reviews. Firstly, have a small pan of very hot water to hand, and a spoon to get the material in and out with. It goes hard pretty quickly, so form it into a basic shape, dunk it again, press into hole and form, dunk it again, and repeat. Once you have something that fits into place securely, rinse in cold water and use a craft / stanley knife to make the plastic more tooth (or teeth) like. A quick dunk in hot water, put back in place, and use fingers / tongue to smooth the cut edges. Once it fits, and looks right, then a dunk in warm tea / coffee will take the brilliant white plastic to a more natural tooth colour. It took me 4 or 5 attempts to get the right amount of material into the right shape to replace 3 teeth, but it's re-usable so if it goes wrong, you can just start again. If you have visible missing teeth, and it bothers you, then try this. Have a bit of patience, and expect to restart a few times, but you'll end up with the gap filled without it being noticeable during a normal conversation.

Might well work for others but I found once I got the hang of the moulding aspect it just doesn't stick in place when hardened. I don't really see how it's supposed to stay in place in any rigid capacity without deliberately letting it get stuck anyway! Also 15-20 beads for a "large" tooth is a severe underestimation, I needed way more than that.

It doesn't grab at all.It's ok to try to mold the stuff but even when it hardens it doesn't grab onto the teeth in any way. Tried about 8-9 different times, resetting it each time, removing and placing under cold water as advised and didn't work at all. And in no way does it look anything like a real tooth, when it's soft and you are molding it you get finger prints in it and it's quite visible. I could have handled that it if stuck at all. It doesn't. I had areas spread out behind other teeth as advised and it just doesn't grip anywhere. Unless you have teeth that get wider at the bottom or you are maybe missing a tooth on the bottom of your mouth as opposed to the top then I just can't see how this would ever work. Still, at least the kids have 12 quids worth of moldable plastic to play with now.

I was sceptical - but after reading so many positive reviews decided this was worth risking £10 on - 1 of my front crowns had broken - I was so embarrassed and a long wait to see the dentist - so decided nothing could look worse than a gap right in the front, was afraid to speak to anyone! The you tube videos were very useful (put the beads on a teaspoon then rest in the water) and after just a couple of attempts had managed to make a really good and comfortable tooth - it was far easier than I thought! Only prob is the colour, still working on that as it is very white and I didnt have a lot of luck trying to 'discolour' it with tea....but its a work in progress and as I said before, looks much better than a gap! An amazing product, I cant recommend it enough - certainly helped me out of a spot and will from now on keep it on hand for emergencies - dont hesitate, buy it is my opinion - and thank you to those who took the time to review it, it really helped me make the right choice :)