Dr Denti Refit Emergency Temporary Dental Caps Bridges Veneers Tooth Repair Cement - 1 Pack

Used this product twice now when my front cap came off, it did a great job (once on holiday) & I never go out without it now, so quick & easy as long as you are prepared & ready as it sets very quick but holds well.

Ok

Used to cement my front tooth veneer back in place. My tooth is chipped so a difficult veneer to keep in place as it’s half the height of a normal tooth. I visit my dentist about once every year to have one of my front two refitted because they pop off when a chilli seed or pepper grain contacts the perfect position when I bite down 😕. Purchased this product last year but didn’t have to use it until this year when, on the first day of lockdown(!), my veneer came off. I found that one capsule does three applications. I mixed one whole capsule and had tonnes left so I split the contents of the next one into 3 and mixed the first with 1 drop of water. I’ve got tools from a DentaNurse cement set I bought on the recommendation of my dentist so I used them to help me mix and load the smaller amount onto the veneer. Regarding DentaNurse cement, it did not work for me AT ALL. Used it four days in a row. It’s like using a slightly stronger substance than chewing gum and it didn’t last one day. This Denti refit cement lasted a whole week and I treated it as normal biting sandwiches and pizzas. I think it would last longer if I used a knife and fork for all my food. I’d highly recommend this product. Especially after my dentist recommended a product that turned out to not work for me. Tricky to get right. It took me three tries but long lasting when you do get it right.

After trying various different types of temporary dental products over the Covid period, I figured I would try a different one - mostly coz the stuff I have been using (Temparin Max) most tastes awesful while setting, and after first use.But yeah, this stuff is terrible. Lasted all of a few days before breaking out again, and not while eating something hard as the usual stuff will sometime do - this just slipped off while eating spaghetti of all things. No crunch, nothing hard, no accidental knock from eating implement - it just decided to fail of it's own accord and put me in an awkward stuation of trying to fish it of my mouth before spitting out what I was eating.Do not buy stuff, stick with Temparin Max - yeah, its awkward to use, covers your fingers with excess product, tastes awful while applying, and eventually chips away in fragents over time before cracking habd needing to be chiseled out and replaced - but t least it holds for a few months to upto a year depending on how lucky you get with the batch.This Dr Denti Refit stuff is garbage

Tried this cement to fix a bridge with pin and 2 teeth. Tried twice But cement dried before I could get bridge positioned with pin in right place. I fixed it in place with the 3rd attempt but it came out next day so used all three cement capsules supplied.

My plug-type crown (a metal post on the tooth fitting into a socket in my jaw) came loose after a few decades and on being quoted 45 minutes and the full £250 NHS band 3 for a simple refit, I thought I'd look elsewhere.I mean, come on - £250 just to glue it back in? That costs the same as a full set of dentures!So I tried this Dr. Rentil kit first, thinking it would give some temporary fix while I waited for something more permanent to arrive.Hmm. Turns out it's definitely more permanent than temporary and at this rate (weeks later) I wonder if I'll need the permanent adhesive at all.Easy to mix and apply, but don't hang about: it sets very quickly.I got everything needed lined up ready to go and had a practice run without actually mixing anything, just to avoid any fumbling on the final run.Make sure both the tooth and socket are dry immediately before pasting some cement onto the tooth base and the post, then quickly plug it back in. Push firmly, ensuring it's seated correctly and hold that pose for at least 30 seconds.Et voilà, ze tooth she is stuck and £250 she is saved.

Mixture process could be better. It’s watery one second and the next it’s ready to put on the tooth before you know it. Other than that it kept it in place till I could book in with the dentist

I have tried numerous product since the beginning of lock down when my crown fell out. This one is ok. Its a bit fiddly to mix. The small capsule needs a drop of 2 of water to mix and once mixed and used the left overs harden and become unusable. I bought the double pack so 4 small capsules at £13 is a bit expensive considering 1 use per capsule. The cement lasts short periods I'm on day 2 so will wait and see how long my crown actually stays in place.Update when mixed correctly and applied to a dry tooth the product works very well. My crown with post has actually stayed in place for just on 4 weeks now and still not a wobble. Best product I have tried and I have tried a few since the beginning of lockdown.