DenTek Temparin Max Advanced Dental Repair Kit, 13+ Repairs

Okay when i first saw the review and prices, I too was very worried if this actually works. So I read the comments and did my own research.YES, THIS PRODUCTS WORKS AND IS RECOMMENDED BY DENTISTS.If you go to YouTube search this brand and how to use, there are TONS of videos of people and dentist who teach you how to use and apply it. The one that works best for me and was from a actual dentist was a YouTube dentist channel named "Very Nice Smile Dental." He explained it well and in detail. There also lots of other videos of people using it also liking it and calling it a life saver. The key is to do it correctly also everyone! Follow the intructions.Do not let, the negatives comments and reviews fool you. Do your own research first! For me I got my wisdom tooth chipped and it helped because the chip exposed my pulp of my tooth which is extremely dangerous and no good, since it can get hurt, ache and damage. This is also available over the counter pharmacy and its a good price so I say if you need it, give it a try.UPDATE: 6 months later! So I still currently use it, and it hasn't disappeared at all. Also I have a big crack in my tooth so I have put a large amount in my tooth and from 2 to 3 weeks some parts of the filling has come out, but I always add some more later on whenever I have time. So far I have not have any infections, or anything wrong with that tooth! I know you're not suppose to be relying on this and should seek a dentist, but I trying to apply for insurance and this has done me wonders! I now have gotten insurance just today and plan to book an appointment and I will tell you what my dentist says and how they will get it removed!Late update: So I got insurance, and been to the dentist. The hygienist didn't understand what was on my tooth, and she removed it to check on it, I was in so much pain. I had a cavity there. And since she removed if I literally felt every 30 mins to a hour very painful tooth ache, I couldn't do anything. She prescribed me NSAID (basically Advil and Tylenol.) The pain still hurt, it only lessen the pain by like maybe 20%. Honestly I felt less pain before she removed the filling. The pain was so unbearable, so I chose to refill it back with the the filling and then boom suddenly the pain was like 80% gone, it was like the filling numb the pain and it came like maybe 4-5 hours but it was light toothache.I was the schedule to pull out that wisdom tooth (the cavity one that I used the filling on that the tooth half broken.) I actually showed that dentist the filling I was using to explain what on my tooth and he read the ingredients. That dentist was a head dentist in the clinc and he was also a oral surgeon as he does wisdom tooth removals. He told me the filling ingredients are actually reliving and numbing and that they actually similar to what dentist use own stuff. And guys that's why it works! The hygienist didn't know because she's didn't learn that but the head dentist/oral surgeon knew because he studied and is aware of their ingredients. That's why it worked in comparison to NSAID.This is cheap product and easy to find, heck it's worth giving it a try if it meant helping ease that toothache... head dentist also let me snap a picture of my pulled out wisdom tooth and you can still see the filling!

amazing. Broke a tooth on a holiday weekend. Emergency room tells you to contact a dentist. Tried to find one. All were on vacation or no longer took emergencies. Found this product. Perfect! I used it and it held firm for 5 days before I could get into a dentist. I bought 2 more for our family to keep for emergencies.

Update : There is something wrong with the one I received! I just got one from a local place same thing and it worked perfectly the paste was thicker and its holding perfectly fine!This didn't seem like the same formula as before. It's easy to apply but it keeps falling out every time. It takes a few hours to dry, doesn't taste good but bearable. Previously it lasted for weeks and now its not idk if I got a bad batch or what. Works in a pinch but will probably need to buy more till I can see the dentist. It is a decent amount, it looks the same as my previous container but the other one felt less soft.

Good for emergency. Great price.I have a minor chipped that I don’t really want to go to dentist, so I figure I should try this repair kit first.It’s a nice emergency repair kit, but more for back teeth that it’s not that visible. The color is really white, not like tooth white, so it’s not really usable for front teeth, and I’m worried it gets easily stain and might make it look even odd. The tool provided is not so helpful, I found that just use clean fingers and get some nice stainless steel dental kits to work with is better. And you might need to try a few times to learn how to shape and stick on to the teeth, but in my opinion it should work.Not sure if it holds because I ended up remove it before it’s dry since it’s too white and unnatural for the front tooth.

For those with tooth pain (even unbearable), this is no "cure" but it WILL allow for the suffering to potentially end/be lowered until you can make it to the dentist (which sometimes refuses to treat emergencies as emergencies).The most important tips I can think of for using:- Make sure the area is clean, but not "scrubbed sore", so a light thorough brushing, gentle flossing, and rinsed thoroughly with cold water.- Using gloves is not required, but I find it helpful because it helps avoid bacteria but also the wax-y substance rolls off more easily from latex and therefore applies better to the tooth area.- Sometimes using more than you think is better--for really bad infections I like to just use a nice chunk that I can "smash" onto the tooth almost covering it and a tiny portion of the gumline, but for just missing fillings you can try to just replace the filling area.- THE KEY TO ITS DURABILITY IS NOT GETTING IT WET! Water turns the INITIAL substance into goop, so your hands have to be dry the area has to be dry, everything has to be dry for application. And then about 5 minutes AFTER application, when enough oxygen has been able to solidify the compound, water/saliva will have minimal effect on it.What I did was held my mouth open and dried the area with clean paper towels, then I smash the compound in with 1 or 2 fingers gently pushing/squeezing it into place. Then I hold the area open still and use an air blower gun (just a small fan) to dry the compound for a few minutes, the longer you can dry it, the longer it will hold/last but a few minutes should be fine.If you follow those tips hopefully if you are in pain you will get some relief. Good luck!