100g Tooth Solid Gel Temporary Repair Kit Moldable Thermal Fitting Bead Teeth Pellet Adhesive Fake Teeth for Halloween Scary Themed Party Makeup Filling Fix the Missing Broken Tooth

I've had more success with a Chicklet!Okay, I digress.I do have experience with other products (the item one scoops from a plastic vial seems best for temporary applications). However, for the work one must endure to get this pellet looking like a filling, or even a whole tooth, is eclipsed by the product's lack of 'stickiness' to the area of application.There may be specific situations where these might work somewhat decently, but I can only think of a few:1. Potentially for a deep filling surrounded by all sides of a tooth to keep these formed pellets in place. Any less than a structure to contain it within, and the formed pellet will probably not stay in place.2. To potentially create an entire new tooth enveloping another one as an anchor for the purpose of aesthetic picture taking or display only.Ultimately, I'm just baffled how anyone could eat or drink without all your hard work of melting & molding this stuff going to waste without the temp falling out.As an alternative, I've used a product from Dentek with reasonable success for a missing top-side molar filling and, surprisingly, it stayed put for a reasonably long time and it remained partially malleable, even thru brushings.That written, I don't think there's a temporary product that's gonna replace an actual dental solution performed by a dentist. Temps are temporary for a reason.These weren't even nearly a solution for me (for a missing side gum-base filling, and a shallow molar filling). They're too much work to melt & form properly; they don't stick well on shallow applications; and they require a lot of caution to keep them in place.However... You do get a lot of pellets.

Whoever, came up with these beads to replace missing teeth is amazing. I have one that is missing because I had no permanent tooth under the one I lost when I was a kid. Had a maryland bridge put in but it broke off because of an almond. Anyway... long story short had a retainer with a tooth stick in it but my some lost it a few years ago and have been using these ever since. They absolutely do work!! It takes less than 5 minutes to heat the beads and mold to the place it needs to be. Looks great when your done. The instructions say you can use tea bags in the water to stain the tooth before you put it in. However I haven't ever got that to work right. So I just put it in and am glad I can fill the spot. It does get stained from normal wear and eating in it in. It can get stuck in food so I take it out when I eat. Highly recommend you give it a try!!

This is a rip off. No one should buy this. They’re stealing money. Product does not work.The website for me to give a star rating they do not deserve any stars at all, but I could not move forward without giving the one star they don’t deserve that !

–Price for the quantity. Don’t let this incorrectly influence your decision to purchase if intended use is to line veneer teeth. This is the wrong product for that use.–These might work for some people who are trying to temporarily replace a missing or broken tooth or want them to create decorative art pieces or for some other household repair project as shown in the ad.Cons:–Definitely not the same thermal bead material used as a lining material for full upper/lower veneer teeth.Other thoughs:–The correct veneer teeth material should turn clear in 130-140 degrees hot water, remains very pliable for a short time and easily moulds to shape of existing teeth. When placed in cold water, it again turns bright white and will hold the veneer in place. The correct lining material can be reheated and reshaped multiple times as needed.–These beads remained bright white in water up to 170 degrees, were only slightly soft and only can be shaped with a lot of pressure then becomes very hard again when cooled.–Personal error on my part for not fully relying on unsatisfactory reviews and images in the ad.The key word in ads is “fitting” versus “mouldable” thermal beads.

I’m giving this product five star because it’s easy to work with you have to dip it in not hot water but boiling water that’s how it work for me. The only problem or not problem but the only thing I didn’t like it’s too white. Other than that, it’s a good product.

Innovative idea I guess step away from the thermoplastic and go to a more jail type so I was very curious but the jail type does not melt enough in order for you to get something done it's milk point is so high that is scalding hot there's no way you could form anything with it and then it starts to cure literally immediately so there's zero working time unless I'm doing something wrong compared to the thermoplastic type which gives you an excellent amount of working time and it's milk point is perfect they need to go back to the drawing board on this one.

I don't know why I didn't read the reviews first. There are definitely better products out there for helping you with your teeth. I would not purchase this again and am returning it for a refund.