Dentemp Repair Kit - Repair-It Advanced Formula Denture Repair Kit - Repairs Broken Dentures, Mends Cracks and Replace Loose Teeth

Very good for repairing a broken tooth,(dentures). Strong hold, easy to follow instructions. The smell is horrific and you must work very fast, but well worth the money.

I've had a crown on my front tooth for over 20 years and it came off biting into a chocolate covered pretzel. I was horrified. I couldn't get into the dentist for a week and then when I did the permanent crown wouldn't be in for two weeks but they still didn't have an opening to put it in for over a month. The temporary crown kept falling out so I ordered this product which was a lifesaver. It has held it in place longer than the adhesive from the dentist! Highly recommend.

At best, I'm thinking this is good for mending the two pieces together and not for eating. Bought the 4 repairs box(glad I did) and the first one out the box, I did not freeze it and when applying the mixture to the 2nd pair, the mixture started clumping. Went to the videos, learned the 30min freezer trick and the 2nd trial went much better. The two pieces joined together perfectly. After 1hr or so, excited about the success, thought I'd celebrate with pizza. All of a sudden, while chewing, CRACK!. They were back to two pieces. Will try again and not use for eating. Will use the temporary mold pair for eating and these for the cameras until I can get them replaced. Had high hopes in the word "repair". 4-stars

It a permanent fix, but great short term.

I had a tooth extracted and needed a new partial plate to keep from having a gap. I have another partial plate from an earlier time and using a Dremel tool, I cut out a tooth from it and using this repair kit I glued it in the gap on my newer partial plate. That was a year ago and it’s still there. I was only doing it for a temporary fix, but it’s still holding.

This is a decent product. I used it as a last ditch attempt to repair an old broken lower partial that had split in half. But it didn't work for that. This needs to be undisturbed for much longer than 1 hour for maximum strength. Simply putting the two a pieces together for 4 minutes as the instructions showed just created more of a mess. Dry's to a white color and is very hard, but it's brittle and will not tolerate any movement. Probably good for small cracks and holding in loose teeth.

Awesome, works great. Basically I had to glue a tooth back into my partial, and I was real skeptical but the stuff is awesome.

Lower denture broken in two, down the middle, thinnest part. Damn pretzel...I don't even like pretzels. I tried three times and three times it held as long as I didn't try to chew on anything. Chewing blackberries in cream of wheat cause them to break apart. The YT videos kept saying it held for a few weeks or months. The last time I tried, my 75 year old fingers fumbled and by the time I was ready to apply the acrylic to the broken ends the mixture was beginning to congeal so I heaped a glob onto one piece and quickly fit the two of them together until they stayed...and then left it alone for a couple hours. The result is a bond that has lasted two days and through some cautious, gentle chewing. I believe my first attempts failed because the mix was too thin...it has to go more than 'syrupy'. If it turns out that I don't have to re-bond daily, I will raise the rating. TIP: use double sided tape to secure the stupid little plastic cup that won't stay still while you're trying to mix and scoop. Day 3, I chewed some toast - raised rating 1 star