Instant SmileComplete Your Smile Temporary Tooth Replacement Kit - Replace a Missing Tooth in Minutes - Patented

I recently had a 3 tooth bridge come out. It consisted of one of my front top teeth and the 2 teeth next to it. I cant afford to buy 3 individual teeth implants so after watching this products video and reviewing it, it seemed like an easy, inexpensive, temporary fix. It says in the instructions that you can use this for replacing just one missing tooth or several such as in my case. The first thing I found out was that after you dump the beads into the boiling water and they turn clear and you fish them out with a spoon, the texture is soft like it shows but there is no "sticky" to it AT ALL. The fake teeth sent with the kit are super micro thin practically flat. The video shows him cut off 1 of the fake teeth, ball up a very small amount of the "softened bead material" and applies it onto the back of the fake tooth then he just sticks it into the space where he's missing a tooth and it fits perfectly and stays put. No way that will work. If you still have part of your tooth root in your gums, there wont be a way to push this thing up into a hole because there's not going to be a hole to push it into. Or if you broke your tooth off and you had a dentist pull the rest of it out, the dentist is going to close the hole with a couple stitches and in 1-2 weeks there wont be a hole anymore. This softened material doesn't stick to your gums nor does it stick to the backs of the teeth on both sides of it, nor does it stick to the back of the fake tooth like they state in the instructions. Yes it will harden back up once it gets cold but again, no stickiness to use it as adhesive. I got no use out of it at all and ended up throwing it all in the trash. Dont waste your hard earned money on this junk!

It took a long time to master how to make these for my mouth and my teeth but once I did get it down I think that they work very well to make my teeth and smile look better I don't have any missing teeth in the front on the top but these make my teeth bright white and very straight and I like that make sure to not use a lot of the plastic beads less is more I repeat less is more you can trim off the excess the less you use with beads the easier it will be to learn how to speak with them without having a speech impediment make sure to get them pressed in really good so they don't slip out using mirror when putting them in and do not get any on the front because once the beads get melted on good they're on good. Another tip is try using a hot blow dryer and remember that if you get them in properly people won't notice unless you tell them more unless they know you but just try it out and see how you like it and don't feel like everyone can tell because I think they look good and my teeth aren't even that bad I just like them. I can make them with barely any beads and have it to where they just click right in I take them out when I'm eating and I just really like stick them in my pocket or something or down my blouse LOL and then I can go and mouthwash brush my teeth and then go put them back in in the bathroom whatever and no one really notices but I think they kind of give my smile a very classy bright makeover. They do get kind of gross like ewe if you don't take care of them brush them remove them when you eat although I can eat with them in my mouth if I wanted to I just don't so that you don't get gross I would buy a couple pairs if I were you if you end up liking them but it just takes a little bit of trial and error some people like the the color that's slightly less white myself I prefer the extra extra bright white I mean who wouldn't want a bright bright smile but it is outrageously bright like that Friends episode. It took me years before I figured out how to get them looking how I like them and still they are only temporary so I make them when I lose them and I also make them when they need to be replaced so it's not a permanent thing whatsoever nor is it something that you should wear all the time just maybe like you know special occasions or what not you know and I would definitely take them out if you're going to do like a deep makeup session LOL but I don't know that's up to you. I could go on for days about tips on how to make these right for your teeth and another tip that I would give is that I take a Dremel and I slightly Dremel back Dremel a little bit of the teeth it's themselves off of the back to make them fit closer to my teeth but you want to make sure to not Dremel and remove very much of the teeth between where the teeth come together because they will break off and you will have two pieces instead of one which are more difficult to make into a nice solid removable temporary dental piece so lightly Dremel the inside part of each tooth before you put on the beads. Any missing teeth that you have take advantage of that and use that as a way to anchor it in better if you know what I mean . Every little bit of space counts when you're making one of these it can be just a fraction of a centimeter that makes them look like horse teeth in your mouth like way too big or looking like maybe you just got your lips done like some Botox so just remember like every single fraction of an inch on the front makes a difference between it and looking like horse either regular teeth I know I repeated that but that's a really important part so good luck with your teething adventure if you will. Don't give up trying and use your mirror use your mirror and of course you got brush for brush really really good first they go on better dry the wetness from the water when you put it in the boiling water and then you try to put them on the water will actually make them not adhere whereas a blow dryer is going to dry them off and make them stick better okay I think I've thought of enough tips for you to have success again good luck

The ads about this product make it look like it is possible. So I spent the money lol. When the teeth arrived I realized they were very small and when I tried the one tooth that is missing my front left eye tooth, the opening for the tooth is much larger than the teeth being supplied. There are four rows of teeth to different degrees of whiteness. So you really only have one choice unless your teeth are really bad. I had the tooth pulled 3 weeks ago 4 weeks ago and so it's recently healed and it's time for a replacement tooth so I thought I would give it a try. Also they give you these little teeny White pebbles that they say you can melt them in boiling water and then place behind the tooth and stick the tooth in your mouth well my question is what are you putting the glue on? On the tooth yeah but then what what is it supposed to stick to because my teeth are open holes nothing behind it to adhere to a little teeny piece of glue. Of course I never got that far because boiling The Little White pebble it melted LOL I mean it's gone melted I just had sticky residue in the little cup of water that I melted it in so that didn't work either. based on only my experience with this product I give it a one star just because the idea of it is great. I have an appointment next week at my dentist and thankfully my medicare will cover a replacement tooth.