I'm nervous about it getting stuck on my teeth during the molding process...and not being able to get it off?
1287578
What I did was follow instructions and didn't leave them in for more then 2 minutes then took them out gently like the instructions called for and handled them gently because they are still a little soft when you take them out. NO MORE THEN 2 MINUTES MOLDING TIME IF EVEN THAT.
1287579
No need to be nervous. Once the molding material has set, they will be easy to remove. Follow the directions completely. During the molding process, the directions state no more than two minutes on the initial fitting. It makes it easier to reset the fit if necessary.
1287580
I don't even think that's possible. It's not that type of mold .... It's plastic like and it secures it around your teeth that's all
1287581
Ive had no problems what so ever in regards to it getting stuck, and Ive had to remold several times. If it did happen to seriously get stuck, which it probably wont, especially if you follpw the instructions it comes with,all youd have to do is get a mouthfull of as hot of water you can stand and that would loosen the material.
1287582
I don't know what help to offer you, as I was so disappointed with the strip, I never put them on, if for some reason they would get stuck, I'm sure the pharmacy could help you, as a matter of fact, ask them first,just in case
1872917
It's basically the same as doing the top teeth. Put the tray in the hot water until it's a little soft, then place it over your bottom teeth. Press down with your tongue, suck the air out as best you can, and press with your fingers in front. The bottom is trickier. Don't be afraid to dip it back in the water and get the mold a little better until you're satisfied.
1166989
I haven't done it, but you might try carefully scraping it off with an exacto knife and/or maybe some acetone. Good luck.
1689150
Don't take it off - it will puncture when you pop it into place. I had the same thought at first though!
595792
I can't be sure, but I've only had one time the stick came out by itself. You probably need to run warm or hot water over the mold more to loosen it. I always do that anyway, but sometimes it take more than what I normally do.
1960119
I had a tooth break off, which was capped . I used secure as a glue to temporarily hold tooth and cap. Only cosmetically .
1348891
Probably have to get it hot to thin out the viscosity of the resin like paste. I just stab it with toothpicks and use that.
1526770
Yep. Same here. Just peel it off before installing the facemask. Mine was already loose. If yours isn't warm it up with a hair dryer and it should come off easily.
2016246
It can be a little sticky to get off, but once I got over my fear of breaking it, it got easier. Good luck.
368191
I used a blow dryer, some Goo-Gone and dental floss. It took a bit of time, and required more Goo-Gone after it came off to get the glue residue off too. Not too bad though.
1121518
Well i think mine is but im scared to keep it in the water to long so idk it kinda makes me nervous&#128513;&#128513;
254295
I treated it just like threading a needle. Put it in my mouth squeezed it tight and pushed it through no problem, you could try pulling it through with thread.
1359362
I had no problem with the compound sticking to my teeth once the compound is hard. Just follow the instructions or go online for the video.
1250508
I haven't, but there shouldn't be a problem. Just be careful getting it out.
893827
It happens to me too, make sure you do not overfill the mold. That seems to help.
613184
This does not sound normal. The surface should be fairly smooth. This could mean that the molding process was incomplete or some abrasion took place during handling.
1939593
Maybe you could try putting it in the freezer for a few minutes before trying to remove it. Or spray the mold with a little cooking spray before pouring the candy in. I always find that the freezer method works best for me.