DentempRepair-IT Denture Repair KIT

I developed a hairline crack in my upper denture, I didn't really pay that much attention to it as it didn't seem a big deal at the time as I was planning to get some new ones. Due to a long waiting time to see my dentist the hairline crack very quickly be came a large open crack. I didn't know you could buy denture repair kits, I always thought it had to be done professionally. I did a search on Amazon not thinking I'd find anything to fix an open crack in a denture. I bought the Dentemp denture repair kit after reading some reviews and I have to say so far I am impressed. I used the kit over a week ago and it's still holding strong and will hopefully last until I get my new dentures, going off my dentists waiting time it may take as long as 2 months. I recommend this denture repair kit and it's definitely worth the money.

Stuck a tooth back into my Wife's dentures with this over 2 years ago now - they are still as good as new. This kit works perfectly in our experience. Saved about forty pounds by using this instead of a 'dental laboratory' (that probably uses the same materials anyway albeit with a different manufacturer). Worth every penny.Update - Dec 30th 2015 - Over three years now and still the repair is perfect.Another tooth (a different one) fell out the other day, ordered another pack of this, came really quickly and hey-presto, 15 mins later another perfect repair! I simply can't understand why some folks are having problems with this product - it works perfectly and permanently in my experience - just follow the simple instructions, use a little extra liquid-to-powder in the mixture, keep everything perfectly dry and it works superbly!Update, 3rd Jan 2016, 3 days after another (new) repair - stuck a tooth back into my Wife's dentures and 1hr later she was happily eating dinner with them back in! Followed instructions, use only 1/2 of a 'portion' of glue and again saved a small fortune - honestly, this product is superb!

With this product I can only speak for my own personal experience really.My denture is just the top plate with a few teeth,mine broke in two because I stood on it ! My order came very quickly. You get 3 glue mixes and little mixing pots. The instructions are very easy to follow.Make sure your broken denture/tooth is nice and clean and dry. Check everything fits right BEFORE gluing takes place because the adhesive sets really quickly. I had to hold my denture together for about 5 minutes. Then put the denture into a cup of hot(not boiling)water and you should be ok. Just make sure you have a well ventilated room as the smell can be quite strong, a bit like a permanent marker.

At no point does this stuff work !! Paste was perfect and yet 29 minutes later it was like u stuck it with mash potato

It is perfect for a temporary repair of broken dentures, but don't have high expectations.There are 3 repair kits in the pack. The first one held the dentures for one day. The 2nd one - for 4 days and we just used the last one.My brother (I ordered for him) eats very slowly and is very careful. The first time it broke quickly as we put too little of the glue, thus lasted only a day.The 2nd time, hubby put a lot of glue, held it firmly for 5 mins and it glued beautifully; the problem with putting more glue, however, is that you need a special tool (the supplied one is useless) to get rid of the extra glue on both sides of the denture. Hubby now bought Rotary Multi-Tool kit to get rid of the extra. Let's see how long is gonna last. Hopefully it will last him until he sees the dentist in 7 days.For emergency purposes - it is a perfect solution. Delivery was a bit too slow, though.

The repair kit does its job but it took me 3 attempts before I got it right.1. The first attempt I mixed the powder and solvent for too long and it started setting when I was applying it to the plate. Just mix it for a few seconds only.2. I got the mix right the second time but tried too hard to hold the parts together.3. Third attempt was perfectSo, I would advise that you practice, practice, practice a dry mend, then practice some more. Only mix the solvents together prior to use, and only mix for a few seconds. Don’t be afraid to apply the glue and ensure you cover the whole length of the break. Hold it firmly for a minute or so and then put it aside and let the glue do it’s job. DONT put any pressure on the repair as it will still be weak. The glue heats up whilst curing and will become a permanent fix after a few minutes. I left mine for a few hours then cleaned and smoothed the mend with the supplied sandpaper.

My lower denture broke and I tried fixing it with this. It only held for a while (but part of the problem can be that the denture needed rebasing so not so much deforming forces would be experienced. But the adhesion and material seemed pretty good so I tried again.This time I made a supporting impression while holding the pieces together so that I could be able to remove some of the original material and still be able to place properly when adding the repair material.I made lined up holes into the the thickest part on each side of the fracture. I checked that a (used) staple would fit into the holes and I filed away some of the inside surface on both sides of the break to give the repair more surface to grab onto. Mixed up the repair material, got it into the holes on both sides, put in the staple on one side. put the mixture on both surfaces and brought them together and put the denture into the impression i made before, so I hade the proper total shape and curve. Added a bit more of the repair over the break and the filed down area.This time it has lasted!! In spite of unnecessary forces before the rebasing. It is still there. (You can see it in the picture with a strong light behind it) Very pleased with it. Always pack it on a trip, just in case!

It’s not working or has very weak adhesive power.