Billy Bob Teeth 10031 Deliverance Fake Teeth

Keep falling out do not grip at all? Expensive for what they are.

I look BETTER in these teeth!

It takes a little bit to fit them. I have a bag of them and used a couple of them to make them fit better around my corncob teeth.

These were hilarious and served the purpose, but they did not stick. I had to bite to keep in place.

These are great. I've always had bad teeth and these really are a huge improvement. I think I'll finally be able to date my cousin. Seriously, though, I almost gave up on getting them to stick but I finally achieved success so maybe my experience will help someone else. I followed the directions to a "T" but I just wasn't having success. I must have re-melted the plastic at least five or six times and even started completely from scratch again with no luck. I was just about to give up and I was considering trying something else - such as silicone - when I gave it one try and they pop in and stay perfectly now. What I did on my last (and successful attempt) was this: I started over from scratch and re-melted the plastic just as I had in previous attempts. But this time, after laying the soft plastic "snake" in the trough of teeth, I worked a very even overlap that would fold over the back of my teeth. Previously, I had just left a little over the edge of the trough and expected it to squeeze out evenly and then I would fold it over the back of my teeth. But the foldover was always very uneven when I did that. So, on my last attempt, I paid careful attention to leaving a nice even overlap that was probably about half the length of my teeth. Then I carefully inserted it in my mouth and, using my thumbs, folded that flap over the back of my teeth. This time, a nice even flap of plastic folded over the back of my teeth. But that's just the beginning. The real trick to getting this to work was to allow the plastic to harded for a LONG time while still in my mouth. By long time, I mean 1/2 hour to 45 minutes. If you remove the teeth from your mouth too soon, the plastic will get distorted and it won't work. The trick is to let it almost completely harden while in your mouth and the plastic takes a LONG time to really harden, especially with the body heat of your mouth. Even after 1/2 hour to 45 minutes, when I removed the teeth, the plastic was still not perfectly hard so I gently worked the "trough" with my fingers, closing it up a bit to compensate for any opening up that had taken place when removing them. After 15 or 20 minutes of doing this, the plastic had fully hardened but it had just the right amount of flex to it to pop over my real teeth. Now it slides in and locks onto my real teeth with almost a satisfying snap to it and they don't fall out even when talking. I bought these as a joke to pull on my grown daughters along with some other "Billy Bob" type stuff to make them think I've gone insane. They got great laughs with it. I'm going to wear these teeth to my next dentist appointment. I may even wear them in the waiting room and boast to other people waiting what great work the dentist does and I've been going there for many years.