CREADENT Kit for replacing a missing tooth with a temporary cosmetic tooth

I chose this product because it had better reviews than others and i was not disappointed. I had my bottom front tooth extracted 3 weeks prior. I only needed 8 balls to form the tooth and it worked like magic. I tried to stain it but it stayed white. Still less visible than the gap! I can surely say that it saved my holiday!! Definitely don't eat and sleep with it. It gets slightly loose after few days of wearing and taking it off and putting back on but never fell out. I dont know how well it would work on a bigger or top tooth but in this instant it is a perfect temporary solution. Make sure to read and follow the instruction. 100% recommend it

After a break in my dental plate, and waiting on a new one to be made, I was a bit wary of buying and using this product.Needless panic!Instructions are clear and easy to follow. Great value for money (and self esteem) Little bit “too” white, but easily coloured to look more natural.

Waste of money on piece of plastic like

Caveat: I used this to fill a gap well to the rear of my mouth, which was only visible when smiling. Filling the dark gap was more important than accurately shaping a tooth.That said, this really is worth trying out. The material stays soft and pliant long after it comes out of the boiling water, and cool enough to manipulate with finger tips. Far less messing around than I anticipated. You can always put it back in boiling water again to soften it once more.As said, I used it to replace a missing back tooth, so I can't say how easy it would be to replace one of the more prominent front ones, where you have to produce a more convincing shape. Also, the advice to take some of the whiteness away by cooling the tooth in brown tea doesn't really work - I found that the tooth emerged just as white as before.At the price, I would recommend this. Its a good idea, and far less faffing about than you would imagine.

Alone is horrible and very obvious that is not a tooth. But if you buy a fake "crown" and use this to fix it, it works perfectly. Be careful because if you leave it until it gets cold it will be almost impossible to remove it. As well if you don't have much space it will be stack, even you can eat and it will not loose. The only problem is that easily get yellow (or any other colour of something that you eat usually (like turmeric).As well apparently is not "toxic" (of course is it but doesnt kill you) since I ate a big piece that wasnt attached properly and I had a little stomacache but not big deal.

Your feelings on this product may very well depend on what you expect to get from it. If you're hoping to transform a set of beige gnarly gnashers into a row of dazzling Turkey teeth, this is not for you. However, if you need something discreet to temporarily fill in a gap, you're likely in the right place.For background, I lived for decades with a surviving baby tooth near the front of my mouth that didn't look glaringly out of place. In fact, I was often complimented on my smile. But then said tooth decided to expire and roll onto my dinner plate days before I was due to attend a friend's wedding. I was already trying to figure out how to suppress my beer gut for the big day, so I definitely didn't need the stress of trying to divert attention away from this sizeable new gap!With options limited and time tight, I happened upon this product and figured I'd give it a go. The instructions were fairly straightforward. I added some coffee granules to the hot water mix so the tooth colour would look more natural. While still soft, I stuck the tooth-to-be in the gap and shaped it to resemble the dearly departed tusk. I was sure to add some overlap onto the back of neighbouring teeth, so the imposter had something to keep it in place all day. And then I let it set.Once set, I couldn't quite believe that my smile had convincingly come back to life. The "tooth" fit in perfectly. If anything, I felt myself smiling all the more at the wedding because of it.You can't eat with the thing in, though, so there was a bit of discreet "coughing" into my napkin so I could pull the pretender out before our lavish meal. Then I popped it back in post-dinner and continued to smile for a seemingly endless stream of pics. Job done and day saved.While I'd definitely say this is value for money, I wouldn't recommend it as a permanent solution (orthodontists would be out of business if we could all get new smiles at this price). But it's a great filler in an emergency situation. I have the wedding photos to prove it.