i was so disappointed when thid didnt work for my son. He lost seversl front teeth due to a motorcycle wreck. This might work for someone who has more teeth im front. Heartbreaking.

I was very nervous when I purchased them afraid they wouldnt look right but I'm in love with them. It took a few times to get the molding right but once I did it looked very natural. I've gotten so many complements on my smile now and they are very comfortable. I encourage anyone who needs a temporary fix to order this product. It does take time working with the molding but it's worth it in the end! I give this product 5 stars all day long.

First of all, an extremely thin layer of the fitting material is sufficient for people who have their natural teeth but want to brighten it up with these pearly whites. By extremely thin I mean take 3/4 of the pink stuff off once it's hot and stretch what's left across the teeth. Press these right even with your natural teeth, too high exposes your teeth, too low gives you a lisp. It took near 20 tries, in and out of almost boiling water to fit mine the first time, to get them straight and level with what's left of my teeth. Moving on with the process though, those missing a few front teeth should concentrate the pink fitting material in (around the teeth you still have) the areas where they are missing as to avoid the fat upper lip look. Same goes if the missing ... MoreFirst of all, an extremely thin layer of the fitting material is sufficient for people who have their natural teeth but want to brighten it up with these pearly whites. By extremely thin I mean take 3/4 of the pink stuff off once it's hot and stretch what's left across the teeth. Press these right even with your natural teeth, too high exposes your teeth, too low gives you a lisp. It took near 20 tries, in and out of almost boiling water to fit mine the first time, to get them straight and level with what's left of my teeth. Moving on with the process though, those missing a few front teeth should concentrate the pink fitting material in (around the teeth you still have) the areas where they are missing as to avoid the fat upper lip look. Same goes if the missing teeth are to one side and/or the other. Point is that you are looking for the thinnest layer between these fake teeth and your teeth as possible. Using your tongue and fingers (if it works it works, just wash your hands before and after) mold the pink (yes, I realize on some it's white) material around the back of your teeth to get your best fit while making sure in a mirror that they are straight. I've found in my mouth, the area between the first premolars and the canines offers quite a nice place to press the fitting material in for support. Also I am missing one of my very front teeth and I use the area between to really wrap it around the front tooth still there as well as the second inscisor. Again people, the goal to prevent lisp or "ape-upper-lip" is achieved by spreading the fitting material very thin. Making sure they are either dead even horizontally with your real teeth or slightly below (1/2 - 1 millimeter) is key as well. Keep them straight and level while you fetch cold water to swish or hold in your mouth. You will get the hang of it after a few times and remember thin is key.