Fitting Beads, 3 Pack Included, Can Be Used for Any Billy Bob Teeth OR Instant Smile Teeth!

Okay this takes a little bit of creativity but if you are patient you can make these beads look like a real tooth. I used half a pack for one molar. I vertically fractured my molar to the root when I was eating pizza! Same tooth I had a root canal done on. Anyway, use a tiny glass cup, put your beads in and add boiling water, I added a tiny bit of instant coffee for tint, you’ll see the beads turn translucent. I used a toothpick to pick the polymer out from the water. I gently made it into a little ball split it in half, the other half went back into the hot water but Save it and use it next time! I rolled the remaining part into a ball and squeezed it into the missing tooth space. Gently I molded it and made sure it was flush with my gum and shaped it into what my natural tooth looked like. I also took the time to use floss when the polymer started setting and ran it through in one direction on each side so that I could floss later on when brushing my teeth. This step takes patients but it’s worth it. I removed any access polymer using the toothpick as a molding tool, then gently I started rinsing with ice water. Have that nearby as well. After a few times rinsing, it will start to harden and turn white. The coffee tint works but if you don’t use it eventually the mold will catch up in color especially if you are a coffee drinker. I recommend taking your mold out once a week by rinsing with hot water (use your judgment here don’t burn yourself), it takes a few times to rinse with hot water to make it flexible. It pops right out. Keeping the area clean before replacing with a new mold is just good oral hygiene practice. Honestly this has been such a confidence booster, especially when you don’t have $ for an implant. Definitely a great option. Just keep it fresh and don’t let it stay in the tooth space to long before replacing it again. Good luck!

Super good!

I have a missing molar that's visible when I smile. Until I get an implant, I've been using tooth colored material to fill the gap - this is the second product I've tried. I had a hard time with the first I used (which came as two little lumps that looked like teeth) Although t was perfect in function, it was hard to soften up with hot water, and stained quickly. But worse, it was incredibly hard to remove because it was so resistant to softening with heat. It was so hard to remove, I decided to try these beads instead. They are MUCH easier to use because they are so quickly moldable when exposed to hot water, which makes them easy to remove, too, when the time comes to change the piece out. All in all, this product works well for me, with a couple of things to note. First, once you've formed a tooth in place with this product, it starts out really, really white, unnaturally so. It will eventually tone down, as you eat and drink foods, but it is not at all natural looking at first. On the up side, it does resist staining longer than the other product, which is a plus once it's toned down in whiteness. A couple of tips -- first, this product becomes completely clear as you soften it in hot water. It goes through a grayish stage as it's cooling, but it eventually cools to white, so hang in there with it once you've placed it. Second, I've found that using a syringe to apply hot water when you want to soften it to remove is very effective. Third -- this product in particular is easily moldable with heat, so you do have to be cautious when eating hot foods, more so than the other product I used. It needed replacing sooner because it eventually deformed, but that said, the color stayed decent a much longer time. All in all, four stars -- decent product, easy to use, some detractors but still gets the job done without the stress of being super difficult to remove.

Very effective. Really really fun making vampire teeth that fit as a mold in my mouth. Takes a while to understand the liability and how to mold them. Great for Halloween!

It took me a minute to get it but once I got it, it was good. :)

Didn't like it at all.

Fantastic product! As a child I had some horrific dental work done (government welfare insurance🙄) so over the last 20 years I’ve had dentists working to fix the issues . All of my top teeth and 3 on each side of the bottom were completely permanently cemented together causing an inability to floss at all.. while fixing these issues there was cracking and chipping of my surrounding teethe which of course almost guarantees cavities .. anyway I completely recreated my teeth and I have never been happier! I can’t even describe the insane confidence boost this product provides.. yes it takes time to mold them perfectly so especially for the first time make absolutely sure you have plenty of time don’t try this for the first time while you’re trying to get ready in the morning .. it can be re-melted and re done as many of times as you want till they’re perfect.. make it a evening/weekend project!! Every bad review I’ve ever seen was people getting the product and not taking the time to learn the process and giving up but an important tip is that they only mold and form when hot and the cooler they are the harder they get so whether you’re doing them as a pop in Veneer or a resurfacing Material it will take time so you may be running back and forth to the microwave or stove to keep the water at that almost boiling temp to keep them flexible.. so pro tip if you get a little crock pot or even a waxing pot/warmer (like wax for hair removal( or even an electric kettle) so you can keep your water hot enough the whole time you’re working with the product.. if you are using a microwave just make sure you’re only putting the water in there and that you’re not leaving the beads there because it’s simply not a microwaveable product.. also I’ve seen people use a quick dry clear top coat nail polish to seal them when you’re happy with them so they don’t drawl in stains .. obviously this may have health concerns so I can’t say that it’s for sure safe but I will as hers look great .. however she doesn’t have a ton of luck re melting and using the same ones again if she paints then .. she’s also added a drop or two of white polish to the top coat to keep them white and bright . I’ll include before and after photos. I used them as a resurface material meaning that it’s not one solid pop in or out piece I essentially do a thin overlay .. if you make the choice to do that it’s a good idea to put a piece of paper or a floss tool or even just floss in the gaps Between each tooth so it doesn’t hinder your dental hygiene ❤️

These work great, this just is a very small amount.