Repair-It Denture Repair Kit, Zinc Free 1 kit

I think the negative reviews are absolutely user errors, not being willing to use enough product and sand it off. At first I used a very minimal amount and slipped while holding it together, so before it dried I added the thicker paste to the crack and held the full 5 minutes. I did every step exactly as it’s described in the instructions and I believe that is very important also. My lower piece was fully cracked in half at a very horrible angle to repair. I did have a decent amount of excess material that was squeezed out of the crack and dried as a raised line that took a while to sand down but after that was done I ended with a fully repaired set. I think the material is essentially the powder and liquid used on acrylic nails, so I had a little experience working with it prior to trying this, but it’s a very simple process and I’m extremely happy to be able to eat steak again rather than the soup diet I was on.

Quick easy way to fix a cracked denture as in my case where it was cracked but not broken completely in two. Works in minutes for a strong repair.

It's the only game in town for repairing a denture! On a 6 month old denture I had a tooth fall out. This fixed it. Then a couple months later it broke in half biting into a granola bar. It fixed that too. I had to use a dremel to make a better repair though. I ground into the denture where the crack was and roughed up the surface where I wanted the adhesive to stick, as you can't expect it to adhere well to a polished surface. I then built it up and let it cure as per the instructions. I used the dremel again to adjust the fit as this stuff hardens super tough. That little sandpaper square ain't gonna cut it. I'm going to find a new place to build me a denture as apparently the Army literally put this one together with lowest bidder components.

Tooth stayed in about an hour

You'll need a dremel or similar grinder. There's no way to get it smooth enough with the little piece of sandpaper included in the kit. It's only been a week since my repair so I can't speak to the longevity of the repair but it seems like it became part of the denture and should last a long while. Be sure to follow the instructions. When repairing a denture it suggests holding for 5 minutes. It took nearly that long for it to feel secure. Don't skimp

I'm sure it works ok. Didn't work for me difficult break in denture

It worked very well. I recommend it. Whoever needs it. Just be careful the way you use it.

Fixed a broken cap, a broken denture, and a lost filling. It works.