Prevest DenPro Prevest Fusion Flo Dental Light Cured Nano Hybird

This is a fabulous product, I've just used it to fill a large hole in my tooth when the filling came away with a substantial piece of tooth. I will say I didn't have any pain, it was literally just filling and tooth, nothing exposing root or something that would require a dentist.I had been using the temporary paste filling from pot, but researched this product and I know it was used by my dentist when the same happened years ago on the other side of my mouth, and as I said it has lasted for years.I did have to buy the correct product for setting the resin. I bought a blue light wand specifically for setting resin and recommended for setting this tooth resin.This product comes with little tubes to fit on the end of the resin syringe, it means you can just put a little resin where you need it and build up layers of resin.I built up layers of resin and blasted with the blue light in between layers (the light wand I have blasts for 5-20 seconds then shuts off) I researched how dentists do it and they build up the resin in layers.It worked for me and the cost of these and the blue light curing wand cost about £50 when I went to the dentist it cost me £150 to have my missing filling filled with cured resin.I'm very happy with the product. It has to be cured with the right blue light or it will stay as a sticky mess. Cured properly it's like real hard white tooth.

Very easy to use. Any blue LED light will cure it is about 30 seconds.

Product is no where near strong enough to adhere, not even for a full day..The resin is too weak.I had to use this twice, first time it broke off in the morning whilst I was on a phone conversation.Second time, I was out with friends and again, the piece I adhered to my chipped tooth, broke off.I know its only a temporary solution, but there are perhaps better ones with more longevity. The time scale of this, isn't even long enough to get a dental appointment. I used a UV light and didn't eat for the rest of the night..still broke off.So dissapointed :(

Not A2 colour in my opinion. good selection of tips which will last a long time.You need a UV light to set this Ive done most of my fillings for 20 years but this stuff needs a bonding agent. it will last 2-3 years if done right but eventually you will need to see a dentist.For the price id say 5 stars but the colour id say 3 stars. Theres also too many tubes, unless you need 60 fillings i dont understand why theres so many. One tube would do about 20 fillings. Its excessive.

I loved it and have tried many of these, some others were more dry in texture and the colour was not matching to my teeth. But this product works very well and is more adhesive and adaptable BUT you have to get it right by doing in layers. TIP: If its is sticky you could try using the lo/mid heat on your hair dryer angled st the tooth but at a bit of s distance. If it is just a tiny bit sticky and your mouth has dried from the hair dryer sur, then it is done! Wet your mouth gently with water. Leave the excess residue and fo not rinse it. Leave completely for an hour or slightly more snd no eating! Then just bee we careful for the next few days!

Having read some of the negative reviews I was a bit skeptical about this but its amazingly easy to use compared to the other tooth filler I have. It also blends in really well with the colour of my teeth and looks the same as tooth enamel-shiny. Downside is it doesn't always stay in but as it's so easy to reapply that doesn't bother me much. It takes a few seconds to but on the tooth and the tiny nozzle application means you can angle it to get into small spaces which is important when you have a very small mouth like me. You need to make sure the tooth is dry before applying and then put a blue light on it straight away for about 80 seconds. I use a blue light mouth whitening insert without the rubber bit attached, and it works brilliantly for the purpose. I have covered a few of my bottom teeth which are crooked and they now look white and even. That filling has stayed on for over a week and not budged. The smaller fillings, which I need at the root of my teeth where the enamel has eroded, don't last that long but I keep experimenting and it looks so good I don't mind reapplying it every couple of days until I get the hang of it. It wouldn't work as a proper molar filling as the biting would soon release it, but its fine for cosmetic improvements. There is plenty of filling in the tubes and even with reapplying it regularly it should last a couple of months at least.

Worked well once I swapped the UV light (tried both 395nm and 365nm) which wasnt working for a normal visible band blue one. The confusion arises because 3D printers use UV light.Checked wikipedia....Dental lamps are strong but ordinary true blue lamps around 440nm-480nm, I guess its safer than shining a cancer beam into your mouth that usually doesnt get any sun rays.Search for a (NON-UV) Blue LED flashlight on Amazon, or use your Christmas decorations if adventurous.

Brilliant stuff,a lot easier than the ones you have to mix together. Don't forget to buy a UV light/torch to set the the filler.