Dentemp Repair Kit - Repair-It Advanced Formula Denture Repair Kit - Denture Repair Kit Repairs Broken Dentures - Denture Repair to Mend Cracks & Replace Loose Teeth

Works very good to repair.

easy to use worked well

Works great to repair and reinforce my partial.

Insufficient repair liquid in the packets to mix with the repair powder to make a useable paste or cream. Tried all three repair kits. See attached photos. Note that I have previously use this product from another source with very satisfactory results, but this kit was no doubt defective. I now look like Afred E. Neuman until I can find another source to attach the tooth to my denture. Photo below shows results of trying to mix the repair kit.

I really like this. Had a hole and a crack in my dentures. Used this to repair. Sanded area, and is holding up great! Even through soaking and cleaning. I will keep this around.

After reading the instructions and following them I discovered I needed to let my denture sit overnight. Otherwise it falls apart. Also, it only held for 4.5 months. So it is not permanent.I will be repairing again.

Works great and holds fast. After my repair I waited a few weeks to make sure that it held fast. It did good as new. Just be prepared because it sets fast and holds hard!

I'm giving this product 5 stars because it did exactly what I needed it to do. I used it to put a tooth back in a denture. A tooth that had been put in by a dental lab after coming out once before. I decided I didn't want to wait on them or go to the time and trouble of making an appointment and taking it to them and being without for most of the day. And besides, their repair didn't hold up the first time. I used a dremel tool with a small round metal file tip to remove all excess adhesive from their failed repair and made sure the tooth sat right where I wanted it. When they replaced the tooth at the lab, they simply put the adhesive on and stuck in the tooth. The space taken by the adhesive caused the tooth to sit slightly forward from the rest. I made sure to compensate for that by removing enough material so that when the repair material was put on the tooth was perfectly in line with the rest. I will add that there was a small shallow hole in the back of the tooth I was putting back in. It seemed to be there for the adhesive to flow into and provide a better grip. I used a very small ball file tip on the dremel tool to make two more small holes on each side of the first one and angled in from each side to increase the hold from the adhesive. As for using this kit, I just followed the directions to the letter. Now not everyone will be able to do it the way I did, but if you're a person skilled at working with dremel tools on small items, then you should be able to. I wore a magnifying visor to see very close at what I was doing when prepping the spot with the dremel. My repair looks better than the one done by a well known dental lab here. And it has been several months and it feels very strong. The texture, color and feel of this material seems to be exactly the same as the dental lab used.