one tooth by to front missing will it go over a partial or do you just remove them
1992353
I wouldn't use it over a partial, these are more like Halloween teeth, and they look very fake, not like the picture.
1677318
I am not sure but it works between two teeth so could hold in there that way. Then wouldn't matter the short broken tooth. The temp tooth is like HARD wax. The problem I have is matching the color.
218036
They cover everything from the front teeth to the furthest back molars both front and back and even on the bottom. If you have an abnormally large mouth, you might not be able to fit a molar out two in there, but that's about it.
2199464
You may have to split the old ones to remove them. New ones will fit 3/4 to1" shafts. Mine was a 1". I had to carve my 1" shaft higher to have the proper depth so that the cane would fit all the way in. Next I put wood glue on the shaft and inside the rubber tip. Got the tip partially on then stood the cane up and put alot of presse on it while turning the cane until it went all the way in. Was not easy. Would be alot easier on a 3/4" shaft. Can be difficult for some disabilities. Once on it is the best tip I have had. Great traction. Wearing 6-8 times better than standard tips. You may have to split the old ones to remove them. New ones will fit 3/4 to1" shafts. Mine was a 1". I had to carve my 1" shaft higher to have the proper depth so that the cane would fit all the way in. Next I put wood glue on the shaft and inside the rubber tip. Got the tip partially on then stood the cane up and put alot of presse on it while turning the cane until it went all the way in. Was not easy. Would be alot easier on a 3/4" shaft. Can be difficult for some disabilities. Once on it is the best tip I have had. Great traction. Wearing 6-8 times better than... » Read More You may have to split the old ones to remove them. New ones will fit 3/4 to1" shafts. Mine was a 1". I had to carve my 1" shaft higher to have the proper depth so that the cane would fit all the way in. Next I put wood glue on the shaft and inside the rubber tip. Got the tip partially on then stood the cane up and put alot of presse on it while turning the cane until it went all the way in. Was not easy. Would be alot easier on a 3/4" shaft. Can be difficult for some disabilities. Once on it is the best tip I have had. Great traction. Wearing 6-8 times better than standard tips. « Show Less
235436
No, you just pull it off with your hands . Teeth are short so not a probem.
1853162
Yes, follow the instructions to carefully press your top and bottom teeth separately down into the molds. Make sure you don't go at an angle and that you have built up enough of the mold to get a deep enough impression of your front and back teeth, otherwise you'll be doing it over when they send you a new mold to redo it.
483374
yes, why have something, there is are missing. just return. first contact the sealer.
410796
Tuf question. The strip of teeth you are thinking of buying need several places from where to take hold on your lower ex-tooth line. I suggest you experiment. Drop about 20 Temptooth beads in a cup of almost boiling water, stir with a spoon, and when they become transparent dish them out with the spoon, massage them so they become one single mass, drop them in the water for another minute, pick them up again with the spoon, and with your fingers work them over your lower tooth bed. I usually drink a icy glass of water to speed the process. Check out if the plastic bed held. If not, try again perhaps adding another dozen beads. If it fails to hold then you have a hopeless situation. If they hold, then drop them in the hot water again. Add more beads if it looks like the backing for the covering needs more material to grab on to. Massage beads. Heat. Drop the Billy Bob teeth into the hot water. Wait a minute then apply the Temptooth plastic on your tooth bed and right away place the tooth pad onto the plastic. Push from all sides. You may have to repeat the process a couple of times to insure you have enough plastic backing. Good luck. They are fab teeth.
2051157
Its really easy, just use a hairdryer strong tooth Floss which will take a while. You can also use pliers
1150230
I would say YES to remove 0ld liner. how ? I lifted the old liner around the edges with my fingers then was able to just pull and lift it off with my fingers. one came off in sections .the other in one piece in
138556
not the entire pair of dentures at one time. Just the lowers or the uppers. I've had mine for several years and really appreciate it
1200054
Yes, you need to carefully slip it off. It is gripped on tightly to the mouth piece, so be careful and remove it gently.
2172367
It should as long as you have the upper teeth on both sides of the missing tooth. How it works after you make it is it has sides that fan out on the back of the replacement tooth that will hold it in place by grabbing on to the teeth on both sides of it in the back.
2274105
You may not have enough for the cement to grab onto otherwise there wouldn't be a post there. Posts can weaken the root and it's possible the root has cracked...I would get a dentist to fix it.
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I have a missing front tooth that I use temptooth for. (this product is awesome by the way totally worth the money!!) I leave mine in to eat all the time. It says not to but you can do it. as long as the tooth is in tight enough and you aren't eating something real sticky or gooey. A couple of times I ate something that was kind of sticky or gooey and my tooth came out in the food. I felt it right away both times and was able to just put it back in real quick without anyone noticing and was just real careful while eating the rest of whatever it was I was eating. At first I thought I shouldn't leave it in when eating something that could stain it like spaghetti with the red tomato sauce that it would stain it but I have left it in when eating these types of things and it hasn't stained it at least not where it is noticeable. I do take it out when brushing my teeth just so I can get the teeth around it cleaner without it in the way but if you had to brush in front of others I guess you could brush with it in. They say not to sleep with it either but I have a couple of times and it stayed in place and was fine. Again as long as the tooth is fitting tightly enough that it doesn't easily fall out. Usually I take it out at night though. I have made several backups to use just in case one does accidently get swallowed when eating or I forget to put it on it the morning. A couple of times I was so tired in the morning on my way out the door to work and just totally forgot about my tooth but luckly I had a backup in my purse that I could use and didn't have to go all the way back home to get it. If I don't tell people I have a fake tooth they don't even know.
1877189
As I recall you do slide one off but you just haveto depress the pins to do so. I know I didn'thave to unscrew anything. Hope this helps!
705431
You do NOT have to remove the spare, it kinda hover over it and then all you have to do secure it on the rim or bumper. Make sure you put a towel behind the bar so you don't scratch your rims.