D.O.C. Repair-It Advanced Formula Denture Repair Kit 3 ea

Best product you dont need to visit dentist.

Fixing denture

bought this kit to emergency repair of cracked denture. high skill and tools required to use this. i could not repair dentures. so went to the dentist and got new denture set.

Very difficult & cumbersome to mix & apply

Great Quality

Ana reparación de la protesis rápida y con muy buenos resultados, sin necesidad de depender del dentista, pedir hora etc. y económica. Hay que hacerlo con cuidado y siguiendo muy bien las instrucciones. Mejor ver videos de Repair-it en internet

I received the package fairly quickly, and I did need it to repair a tooth that fell out from the denture. But I had worries that if I screwed up, it might damage my denture and did not relish bringing it back to my dentist and get royal nagging from him, so I kept delaying using it for several weeks.Anyways I finally knuckled down and used it, following the instructions, which are very straightforward. It's been a month ago now and it's been great. Don't hesitate!A few points to note:1. The solution is very strong smelling, and could be bothersome to some people. I mixed my solution in the kitchen with a window open to draw away the smell.2. Each application consists of mixing one packet of solution and one packet of powder. You do have to use the entirety of each packet to get the proper mix ratio. It does make a lot, and for my tooth that fell out needed not more than a dap, so there was a lot of wastage. I think one package has a lot of material in order to repair a big crack or even form a solid temporary tooth if needed although the color will be pink.3. The mixture gradually stiffens into a solid silly putty like substance as it hardens. It doesn't dry immediately like superglue so you will have a few minutes as it starts to sets, but have all your contact surfaces clean and ready. I think the important step is the hot water soak in order to finalize hardening process. I noticed that the little mixing tray with the leftover material (a lot was leftover) stayed rubbery for a long time, while the denture fix after the hot water soaking was hard.4. You only get one spatula/mixing tool... Don't accidentally throw it away... I probably need to use a toothpick for my next repair.Update:This has been a situation saver several times. Have had a couple instances where a tooth had pulled out from the denture - once from eating a gummy bear and another hitting a chicken bone. I've been able to go into the bathroom get it repaired in 10 minutes and back to the guests without any hitch. Unfortunately on another occasion a tooth fell off without me realizing and I think I swallowed it as I have never been able to find it. Because I was missing the entire tooth I went back to the dentist and the repair on the denture set me back $200. So nowadays I try to chew a bit more slowly and try to keep from swallowing any of the teeth that might come loose.Just as a note - each of the teeth that have been repaired have not come loose since (1.5 years from the first time), so I feel this product holds very well as an adhesive. What this product isn't is a tooth replacement, the material is too soft so if you lost a tooth on the denture you will need to replace it (replacement teeth are harder resin or other material). From experience I tried to backfill a portion of a denture tooth where there was a slight divot. I had some extra mixture and I puttied it in, smoothed it out and looked okay. But over a period of a week the grinding from the upper tooth ground off all the material, it was much softer than the tooth.

Nach x Verklebungen mit Sekundenkleber hat sich an der Rändern des Bruches langsam eine Art Kruste gebildet, die wie eine Narbe aussah. Da der Bruch quer durch den oberen Schneidezahn ging, sah das nicht sehr schön aus. Da meine Protese (oben) ein Provisorium ist, ist diese sowieso nicht so stabil. Aber mittlerweile ging schon fast nichts mehr mit Essen. Ein Biss und *knackx!* war sie wieder auseinandergebrochen. Jetzt habe ich kurzerhand die Ränder von den Sekundenkleberkrusten befreit (mit einer Schmuck-Kneifzange und wirklich totaler!!! Supervorsicht). Aber, kein Wunder, die beiden Teile passten nicht mehr zusammen, weil ich natürlich nicht den ganzen Kleber entfernen könnte. Ich habe sie aussen mit Tesafilm so zusammengeklebt, dass durch den Schlitz unten nichts rausläuft. Quasi als Schiene. Dann die Mischung wirklich sehr! gut verrührt. Und zwar bis sie wirklich anfängt die Konsistenz von dickerem Sirup zu bekommen. Dann hab ich mit dem Spatel die Mischung tropfenweise auf dem Spalt verteilt. Der Sirup war noch dünn genug, um in den Spalt zu sickern und ihn auf- und auszufüllen. Ich hab es erstmal ruhen lassen. Vorsichtshalber über 10min. Danach hab ich Wasser im Wasserkocher heiß gemacht und mit kaltem Wasser gemischt, so daß ich gerade noch den Finger eintauchen konnte. Die Prothese rein und wieder stehenlassen. Tesa entfernt und mit meinem Multitool (so was wie der Dremel, nur eine andere Marke) mit der Filzpolierspitze auf mittlerer Geschwindigkeit geglättet und entgratet. FERTIG! Passt wie eine 1!!!!! Fazit: Wenn man es langsam und sorgfältig angeht ist es eine tolle Übergangssache. Die richtige Reparatur sollte man, denke ich, aber schon dem Zahntechniker überlassen. Zumindest zeigen sollte man ihm das "Kunstwerk" schon, damit er es wenigstens kontrolliert um man es nicht noch "kaputter" macht..! Ich weiss nämlich noch nicht, wie stabil diese Übergangslösung ist und ob ein normales Kauen damit möglich ist. Aber auf jeden Fall optisch ist es 1000x besser wie vorher. Alle Daumen hoch! Wirklich empfehlenswert! Anhang: hält auch nach Wochen noch.

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Do not purchase this for a broken denture. All 3 times FAILED to adhere anything let alone my dentures. The first attempt I held them in place perfectly for 5 minutes and when I let them go I expected a little adhesiveness at the very least but they came apart like there was nothing used on them. The second time I created a little clamping device to make sure that there was zero movement between the 2 breaks and right after I applied the thin layer of the solution onto the dentures, I applied it to 2 pieces of plastic and clamped them together to see how much it would hold them together. After about 20 minutes I unclamped both my dentures and the plastic pieces I tested and both just fell apart. I swear that this solution was either defective or it just doesn't work. The third attempt I tightened the clamp and left it over night. When I unclamped the dentures about 13 hours later, they were no more adhered then they were right after they broke in half. This was a complete waste of money for me and I wouldn't recommend it to anyone.