DentempRepair Kit - Repair-It Advanced Formula Denture Repair Kit - Denture Repair Kit Repairs Broken Dentures - Denture Repair to Mend Cracks & Replace Loose Teeth

Works great and holds fast. After my repair I waited a few weeks to make sure that it held fast. It did good as new. Just be prepared because it sets fast and holds hard!

Very good and effective product. I wasn't expected for it to be so good and so fast in fixing my broken denture.Thanks very much for making a very good product.

This was a waste of time & money. There isn’t enough liquid to create the syrup consistency as stated on directions. When I opened a second liquid packet everything had stared to harden. Results were ZERO.

Worked well for my repair. Note the you have literally seconds to work once the two parts are mixed. Have everything ready to go because this stuff kicks off quickly, going from liquid to paste in seconds and does not seem to bind as well at that point and is harder to work with, be ready and quick. Once set in my application it is holding very well.

It stinks, but it works!Whether you have a crack you don't want to get worse, or you've got an actual break that you can't get fixed right this second, this little kit is a lifesaver. It comes with enough to repair three times -- a pinkish powder, a little bottle of liquid, plastic trays for mixing, a teensy wooden spatula, and some sandpaper.Women who get their nails done will recognize the smell and the mixing required immediately, as it's just like acrylics at the salon. It's not pleasant, but once dried, there's no scent at all. To use, you simply pour the powder in the tray, add a few drops of the liquid, and stir. Add the liquid just a tiny bit at a time, so you get a paste, and then add a bit more to turn the mix into a somewhat thick liquid. Use the mixing spatula to smear it into the crack or where you need the broken piece to adhere, and press together until it's dried. Then sand and scrape it down, so the adhesive is not protruding or rough (if you don't, it'll be worse than poppy seeds under your dentures), and you're all set. It's important to get the broken piece aligned just perfectly, and to sand down any adhesive that'll rub against your gums, or you'll be really unhappy with your fix. But once you've got it down, it should last a while, barring any extreme pressure.I used this for a while when I was due for new dentures, broke mine, and couldn't immediately afford the new ones. Obviously, that's not what a dentist would recommend, but it was better than having no teeth. Now I keep some on hand, just in case I'm ever in that predicament again.

After reading the instructions and following them I discovered I needed to let my denture sit overnight. Otherwise it falls apart. Also, it only held for 4.5 months. So it is not permanent.I will be repairing again.

I really like this. Had a hole and a crack in my dentures. Used this to repair. Sanded area, and is holding up great! Even through soaking and cleaning. I will keep this around.

It did what I bought it to do