Thermoplastic Beads Pellets Mold-Able Pellets Polymorph 25 Grams for Teeth(Made in Spain)

If you're looking for a versatile and easy-to-use solution for dental repairs or creative projects, look no further than the Thermoplastic Beads Pellets Mold-Able Pellets Polymorph 25 Grams for Teeth. These tiny beads are a game-changer, offering a simple and effective way to mold and shape custom dental fixtures or craft unique items. One of the standout features of these thermoplastic beads is their ease of use. Simply heat the beads in hot water until they become transparent and moldable, then shape them to your desired form. Whether you're repairing a chipped tooth or creating a custom mouthguard, the process is straightforward and hassle-free. These beads are incredibly versatile. Not only are they perfect for dental applications, but they can also be used for a wide range of DIY projects. From crafting cosplay accessories to making custom jewelry, the possibilities are endless. The beads can be reheated and reshaped multiple times, making them a cost-effective and reusable solution. Made from high-quality, non-toxic materials, these thermoplastic beads are safe to use and provide a durable finish. Once cooled, the molded plastic is strong and resilient, ensuring that your creations will last. The beads are also lightweight, making them comfortable to wear for dental applications. At an affordable price point, these thermoplastic beads offer excellent value for money. The 25-gram pack is sufficient for multiple uses, and the ability to reuse the beads further enhances their cost-effectiveness. Whether you're a professional or a DIY enthusiast, you'll appreciate the quality and affordability of this product. Overall, the Thermoplastic Beads Pellets Mold-Able Pellets Polymorph 25 Grams for Teeth are a fantastic addition to any toolkit. Their ease of use, versatility, and high-quality make them a must-have for anyone looking to tackle dental repairs or creative projects. Give them a try, and you'll be amazed at the results!

Broke an already worked on upper molar. While eating 1/2 Broke off vertically Since the last dentist that worked on it is a jackass I decided after reading many reviews to give it a try. Easier than I expected. When translucent I removed from the water with a teaspoon, waited a few seconds than removed just the amount I needed. Molar is in the back so I was not meticulous on the esthetic pat of the repair. Rolled a tiny pellet and than forced it up and against the half tooth, bit on it and removed access plastic. Formed it a bit and went a night and half day without munching on it. The next day it was rock solid and been eating my regular meals without any issues for several days. This stuff saved me a ton of money. No pain and extremely happy with the result. I highly recommend it.

They were good for I needed them for and had some left over. Good price for package size.

This was pretty easy to use and it did exactly how advertised. My daughter and I made vampire teeth for Halloween. The cost is cheap and the entertainment value was high. We have plenty left over to try a new adventure with. Please note this material dries bright white

I forgot to add one thing. I went and had surgery and I was really nervous about telling the anesthesiologist cause I always ask you if you have any thing that comes out and my tooth snaps in. So I thought OK I’ve got to confess at the last minute like in the operating room. I have this tooth but I want somebody to hand me this tooth a second I wake up.!! Remember he’s already looked in my mouth he’s looked at all my teeth he’s stuck his light down my throat… So right before I said I have to tell you something and I reach in and snapped out my tooth and he pulled his mask down and he said let me see you do that again! And I said OK and I showed him and he said isn’t that nifty! And I said yeah I made it myself with a $10 bag of plastic balls I got from Amazon and they all started cracking up !!! so I handed my tooth over and the next thing I know they’re waking me up and right there in her hand. She had my tooth in a cup and I snapped it back in.! also when I went back to the dentist, I didn’t tell her I open my mouth and let her start looking at my teeth and she got up and came around and looked at me in the front and said what is that what do you have in your mouth? Did I make you a flipper? I said no ma’am you did not for $800. I said this is a bag of pellets from Amazon and I actually brought her some! And she said I’m so excited to play with these!!

I wanted to use these to make fake teeth for masks. I tried several methods to soften them that I found in videos, That could not get them to melt properly. Anyone have any ideas?

These things are awesome and really easy to use. They seem like something that should be a necessity in my craft drawer at this point because they're so useful. So far, I have used them to sculpt a little skeleton hand on top of wire for a mask, and I've also made vampire fangs out of them. Since they are non-toxic, you can sculpt them on your own teeth! Be careful, of course. As for heating them up, the easiest way so far for me has been to put them in a small heat safe bowl, take a blow dryer, hold it far above, and then slowly bring the blow dryer down. They need to be a little melted first before full blast, otherwise those little pellets will fly all over the place. lol Happy crafting!

Very great and reliable to use if needed