I am confused a bit. How do I get a "bottom" teeth impression only when I form the tray in my mouth? thanks, Ron
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They did not work for me at all. They are bulky and do not easily conform. I have tried several brands but have not found any one type to work as well as the ones I had made at the dentist. Considering its 175 bks to have made again I will keep trying the ones on market. I didn't like these at all.
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Hi Kelly,I have know idea sorry, I just use as directed per directions on the box. however I find that this product foams up to much when I put it in the teeth tray and when pressed to my teeth it all foams away. does look like it works though my teeth do look whiter. I will buy 22% ACP next time not the 14%.
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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.
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I really am pleased with this product. I read where many do not like the way they look. My answer is that it matters how much you you want them to look a certain way. It seems that folks that have only one or two missing have difficulty fitting them over existing teeth. In my case I had already lost all teeth on upper gum. I did not have the funds to go the dentist route and these were perfect for restoring my smile and confidence. My advice would be to invest the small amount of money and see what you can do with them. It might just be the best gamble you've ever had. This product is comfortable in my mouth, easy to fit after a little bit of practice and they are as lovely as teeth that cost thousands of dollars. Good luck, my friend on repairing your smile. No, they don't snap on like a mouth guard. Most will use an adhesive. But after you find the best way to use the molding beads you can just put a couple dabs of adhesive and pop them in your mouth.
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You boil some water (or microwave a cup of water for about 45 seconds or until hot) put the tray in and out really quickly, 2 seconds or so and hurry it into your mouth. Suck the tray so it sticks tight to your teeth, press with fingers if you need to. It'll form an imprint of your teeth. Then you can trim the excess away.
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Maybe...If you press, rub lightly over the tooth surfaces and hold in place for 10-15 seconds the strip may conform to the irregular surfaces. They seem to hold in place well and even are hard to remove if left in too long. Trays may be a better solution.
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Boil water to fit your mouth piece, place mouthpiece in water for a few seconds, Don't swish it or shake water off, place in your mouth Won't hurt and shck hard to shrink fit the mouth piece. To bleach: place small drop of gel 1/4 cc in the front if tray about 6 to 8 teeth, don't overload put in your mouth about 15- 30 minutes. Wipe execs from gums if you have pain, STOP! You can trim the trays w/scissors if they touch your gums.clean and rinse trays 3/Whitening- fill trays again, place in your mouth and place Whitnenong light between lips for thirty minutes the first time . Press the Whire button to turn on. Follow up treatments may only take ten to twenty minutes. Repeat process as necessary. 4-Remineralization:when you are done bleaching, rinse trays and place a small amount of gel in them. Place in your mouth for 4-5 minutes theyvreccomend doing this at night before bed. Remineralization once there after tonkeepnuour teeth white and during bleak process. *Sone people will experience disscomfort fir a few minutes that usually goes away. If it persists discontinue use.ic you have gum disease or are pregnant/ nursing,decayed teeth, exposed roots, wear braces or recently had oral surgery DO NOT USE! I experienced a flight burning sensation on my gums but it stopped after I finished and rinsed!
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Julie, What i did for myself and members of my family was pretty easy. I just heated up some water(certainly not boiling), and when they bacamevery soft I put them in my mouth and molded them. Basically I placed them on my upper teeth, and then sucked until they were good and snug and molded to my teeth. Then I waited a minute, took them out gently and placed them in cold, cold cold, water. They came out perfect for myself and others. Let me know if you have any more questions and I'll certainly help if I can. Happy New Year!! Pete G
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You want to use a thin layer of gel so that it doesn't squish out and get all over your gums. You want to put the gel on the part of the tray that lays against your teeth. I used a small paintbrush to apply the gel. Often, I would paint it directly onto my teeth and then cover them with the mouth tray.
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I think it's the way your mouth guards are formed. If you did them on your own like I did, mine are uneven. It's not so easy to put them in hot water and then put them in your mouth to form them, consequently they do not fit to your teeth properly.
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Hello.. We do make the night time grinding mouth guards that are specific for that, please contact us through email and we can explain further.... Also our trays are made with FDA approved EVA material that does not contain any BPA that would hinder your health or the length of time you could wear them Thanks!
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I suggest buying new trays at walmart. Cut them down along the top to fit comfortably in your mouth, then stick the light tightly against the tray and close your lips around the whole thing! It feels weird but...and hold the light tightly in your mouth with your hand. Hope this helps!
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You just mix the two putties and then make impressions in the trays. Also, they send the case and whitening gel when they send you your custom trays.
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Whatever your mold looks like when you send it to the company is a perfect image of what will be returned. I've had several trays made by dentists and by far, these were the best fitting. When you get your trays you can skip putting whitening gel in the area where the tooth is missing.
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Yes the trays are easy to mold. But I do not feel like these whitened ike many say. I saw a MUCH bigger difference when I used the Crest white strips professional effects. After the first treatment I noticed a difference and that was after using these.
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Mine was like that too which I used for a while. Then I went to a more expensive one from Sporting Smiles. However you have to make a mold and send it off and they mail it back. It covers all teeth. I like it better.
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You'll need trays made for your mouth either from your dentist or you can get some DIY trays here on Amazon. Once you have the trays, use the syringe of whitening gel and place a small dot of the gel in each tooth indension of the tray. If this doesn't help, you may be able find more detailed instructions on the internet.