mastermedi Zinc Oxide Eugenol Cement Dental Care Kit Glue For Crowns & Bridges Filling

Being fair I was definitely skeptical of this "tooth repair" kit.. So far with expectations that it's a temporary fix it's actually pretty good and easy to use and seems fairly solid after day one... It is a challenge getting the resin to set exactly where you want and keeping it dry for 5min can be a channeling task but once it dries it does feel solid and should last a week or 2 easily Who it's for *Temporary cosmetics fix for a event * filling in a gap in theeth *Prior filling fell out (temp replacement) Who it's not for *Someone looking for a permanent fix of a tooth *Don't have patience to test and work on best results *Can't follow instructions Final thoughts for me at least I see this as more of a "make-up kit" for your teeth and just like make-up a woman wears it's only temporary and should be taken as that because you will replace and fix prior work fairly often but it does the job for those of us that can't afford a $3k+ tooth extraction and repair For me so far day 1 results are good and I will update in the near future Update: first week!! Awesome results it takes time to properly mix and set but once set properly the results even in front teeth where a large amount of pressure and use its really solid and works well Update week 3: This stuff is awesome I have had a front tooth repair and a moler that was broke to the gum line that I repaired 2 weeks ago and they are still in place and I have actually was able to completely chew ice on the right side of my mouth for the first time in 15 years and the repair is still perfectly in place. This stuff works and is definitely worth a try and can be a true game changer for some and at least a good standby option for anyone who may need a good temporary (few weeks maybe more) A few tips that helped me get better longer lasting results 1.do repairs about 15min before you go to bed (most important step) 2. Brush your teeth about 30min before you apply the repair 3. Follow mixing steps but be prepared to make adjustments for consistency and amount needed 4. Have a few napkins that you can dry the area in your mouth a few seconds before applying the paste 5. After mixing and giving a few seconds for the mixture to become just hard enough to be like playdough or bubble gum the best way to apply is with your fingers 6. After you apply to the tooth have a 5min timer set on your phone and start it and just stand there and make sure the area stays dry (it's hard the first few attempts) 7. about 15min after application the repair will be solid enough for you to get ready for bed I recommend a few napkins by your bed to gently keep the tooth repair dry as you go to sleep 8. Wake up the next morning and you should be good to go the mixture will definitely be solid and after a few attempts you will get it exactly how you want it This stuff works and gets rock hard if you use it correctly!!! apply it successfully!!! And keep it dry enough to cure properly..

I had a back molar break off. I had no idea I even had a cavity there until it happened a week ago. I was hesitant to spend $40 on something that may or may not work and based on some of the not so great reviews. I followed the instructions. One scoop of powder, divide it in half on the paper they provided. Put one drop of liquid on one half of the powder (liquid comes out fast), mix it and then mix in the other half of the powder. It can be hard to work with bc it's a small amount and sticks to the plastic stir stick, but I quickly scraped it to the the end and smeared it into gap in my back molar. Then did my best to really pack it on there with the stick and my finger. Then I mixed one more batch and covered it a second time. I'm really amazed with how hard it is once it dries and how well it works. During the first 5 minutes I did not think it was going to work out, I didn't think I mixed it well enough bc I was in a hurry to get it in before it dried but it's been almost a week, it is still there and hard as a rock. I've eaten everything with no issues. No pain and it's not close to breaking off. I'm pretty confident this is long lasting. Also before I put it in I did take a metal tool and try to clean out the cavity the best I could and brushed my teeth a few times. I also rinsed my mouth with peroxide several times for about an hour to make sure make sure it was as clean and bacteria free as possible before I applied it. Before I applied it I used a paper towel to dry the area as much as possible to help it stick to my tooth with minimal moisture. I also tried to keep my mouth open and moisture free as possible so it could dry and harden. I know I need to go to the dentist for a better fix but I really feel like this stuff is just as good as the dentist. And the amount they provide will last forever. Update: it's now the beginning of March and I originally used this in October. It is still fully intact and have had no issues. I did want to make another comment about first use. Message sure to start off with a small amount and add to it if needed bc of you use too much or don't position it right it's going to feel uncomfortable when biting down and hitting the opposite tooth. You want to make sure it connects properly once chewing or biting down bc once it's applied, it's long term and nearly impossible to remove. Go small and packed down and add if needed

I bought this to fix a small chipped off front tooth. I had a small chip in a front tooth a decade or so ago. I was told it probably came from me grinding my teeth at night. I had it repaired by a dentist with dental composite bonding. Which, I was told by the dentist, would not last forever. I’ve had to have it redone once or twice since the original. So, the piece that chipped off is the bonding material that the dentist used to repair the tooth. I decided to look online to see if there was something I could find to temporarily hold the chipped off bonding until I could get repaired, which usually isn’t super expensive, but isn’t exactly cheap either. I tried another popular brand of dental cement, that didn’t even hold a few minutes. Then I found this. I had to do this several times in order to get the consistency right. But once I did, it held for an entire week before having to do it again. Just make certain to follow the directions closely. With that said, I have found that doing this at the end of the day when you are finished eating is best. Additionally, make sure your tooth is completely dry before applying the cement. Now, you need to be aware that this will not last permanently. It’s only going to hold your tooth temporarily, until you can get to the dentist. It’s not a permanent solution!! I’m surprised that it has held a front tooth as well as it has. Additionally, the piece that is chipped is super small, but looks like I have a bad tooth when the piece is not there. Also, I am lucky I didn’t lose the piece I had to cement back in place. So, I would definitely recommend this product to temporarily fix a tooth until you can get it professionally repaired. If it’s on a front tooth, just be extra careful not to bite down on crunchy food. I’m very impressed with this kit!!

This stuff is pretty darn good . . . and I definitely don't regret buying it as well I highly recommend this product, but it all depends on what you're using it for. Don't be fooled by comment claims that people are making entirely new teeth then eating as normal while those 'teeth' last for months on end because I can tell you from experience that is not the case. I have a bottom, back broken molar that was filled a long time ago and over the years it has deteriorated to the point that the only dentist fix is extracting and replacing it. But I don't have thousands of $s lying around to do that, and that particular molar is the only one I have left on my bottom left jaw and I don't want it pulled, so I happened upon this product after hours of perusing the internet. The first few times of refilling/repairing my broken molar had the filling lasting only a day or two before I had to refill it with more of this dental 'putty' because what I used crumbled away. But that's because the comments that you can start eating as normal again after only an hour or so convinced me that I could. Now, after many uses of this product I fill my molar and it lasts about a week or so WITHOUT ME CHEWING ON THAT SIDE before I need to refill it again. But that's okay with me because it is saving me lots of money. Just be aware that the first few times you use it you will make mistakes in a trial-by-error process, though after that you'll get the hang of it. You take a scoop of powder, cut it in half, apply two drops of the liquid, mix those drops with half the powder for 15 or so seconds, then you mix the rest of it together for 45 or so seconds. After that you have about 30 seconds max to apply it to your tooth and set it/pack it into place before it fully hardens. I've found it easiest to go through this process then after that just take the little 'wad' of putty, place it on my fingertip and apply it directly that way to my tooth instead of using the utensils provided, as this ensures the best packing/coverage of the exposed area of tooth. After that I avoid chewing on that side of my mouth as much as possible because doing so more rapidly deteriorates this temporary dental putty (one of the main reasons why I bought this stuff was the sharp, broken edges of my molar were constantly cutting into the inside of my cheek, and this stuff fixes that problem really well really fast). Pretty much I now have to reapply the putty to my molar around once per week, maybe even a little longer. I WISH there was a permanent bonding version of this available instead of this temporary solution, but I guess that's what paying big bucks to the dentist is actually for. All in all I still definitely recommend this product, but be aware that people claiming they've fixed their teeth, or even created entirely new teeth, then eat as normal while this stuff lasts for months is simply untrue. Don't get me wrong, I am glad I discovered and use this product (I actually bought a second 'back-up' kit about two weeks after buying and using the first), but it is in no way a permanent fix. I gave it four stars because it doesn't last nearly as long as described, but it does an amazing job of 'fixing' a broken tooth . . . however temporary. I would advise buying one of these dental repair kits even if you don't need it just to have it on hand in case of a dental emergency. It will provide you a quick fix that will hold you over until you can see a dentist or, like me, prolong your eventual dentist visit if your situation is not an emergency.

WARNING.. this is permanent cement. So I am a retired dental hygienist. I am in the middle of getting a new porcelain veneer because one of mine fractured. They placed a temporary one on while the dental lab made the new one. Temporaries are put on with a type of glue that allows them to pop the temporary off, clean the glue/cement off of the tooth and permanently cement the new one in place. My temporary veneer popped off so I purchased this rather than making the trip to the dentist . HUGE mistake. First of all it didn't hold the temporary veneer on for more then a few days. But the cement was left behind on my tooth. The dental specialist said she hadn't seen anything like this in the 20 years she's been practicing . I went in to get my permanent veneer and what should have been a half hour appointment turned into two hours because she couldn't get this off of my tooth. It took over an hour of them using a drill and cleaning instruments to slowly grind it off and find my tooth under it so the permanent porcelain veneer would still fit. I came super close to having to have the whole thing done over again which would have cost me $1500 if they hadn't been able to get this off finally. It's a huge red flag to me that Amazon is selling permanent tooth cement. I asked her how they was possible. The US comwonies that make this stuff can only sell it to professional dentists. Why? Because almost always when a crown comes off it's because something is wrong...usually tooth decay under the crown that needs to be taken care of before you re cement it. Now people are just gluing it back on over a big problem with the tooth without having a dentist look at it?? I asked how they could ethically be selling this online. Apparently it's because of all of the unregulated stuff being shipped in from other countries and sild through Amazon

I blew out my new temp bridge with my Waterpik. Dentist was closed for the weekend so I found this Cement on Amazon. I am here to tell you that it works all too well. The Cement held the temp bridge in place just fine for three weeks, including standing up to the Waterpik. It was a challenge for the dentist to remove temp bridge and the Cement concreted to my teeth. He scraped and sanded; I thought he might need a jackhammer! He finally got my permanent bridge in place, but we laughed and said the mastermedi Cement should be used to repair the streets.

Update: Well, it’s September, 2024, and it’s been 5 years since I initially glued this bridge. It has held beautifully. The other day, I bit into something awkwardly, and heard a crunch! Believe it or not, the cement didn’t fail, my other peg tooth broke off! I’m going to reglue it using the same careful procedure I used last time. I’m a little worried, because there’s even less for the bridge to hold on to, but we’ll see… Wish me luck! I’ll let you know how it works out! Update: It’s now 2023 and I’m really simply astonished at the quality of this product— it’s obviously the same thing dentists use. The bridge that I glued in with this dental epoxy has now been in place longer than it was from the time the dentist originally placed it until my anchor tooth broke and I used this to reinstall the bridge. I’ve only glued it the one time, but I still have the leftover product, just in case! Update: I was reviewing a few of my recent purchases, so I thought I would update this review. It’s been 3 1/2 years since I cemented this bridge of my upper front teeth, and it’s still holding strong! This is obviously a professional product that’s every bit as permanent as what dentists use. I bite into apples and sandwiches with crusty bread, and I don’t worry anymore. Great product, but only as good as your preparation. Keep reading for helpful tips. I wrote the initial review after 2 1/2 months. I updated it after 7 months, and then after a year-and-half. Now, after 3 1/2 years, I consider it permanent! I really expected to be constantly regluing it, but I’m convinced that this is the same formula as the dentist uses. I couldn’t be happier, because it saved me a fortune! After seeing several dentists about recementing my bridge and getting estimates in the $200-300 range, I decided to try this product on Amazon. I was a little worried, because it had been a couple months, and the peg teeth were starting to turn brown. One had broken off inside the bridge, so I worried there wasn’t much for the bridge to hold on to. I was METICULOUS about preparation! First, I took a little piece of 600 grit wet-or-dry sandpaper and gently resurfaced the pegs on all sides, which removed the brown and gave a fresh surface to adhere to. I cleaned the bridge and let it sit in a mild peroxide solution for a few minutes before I washed and DRIED it. Then I flossed and brushed my teeth thoroughly and rinsed with mouthwash. Finally, I dried the teeth and tucked some rolled cotton gauze between my lip and gum, to try to keep the area dry (like the dentist does). I mixed the solution according to directions, filled the bridge, and just before I put it in place, I hit the bridge and teeth with compressed air, to make sure they were DRY. Then I squished the bridge into place, wiped off the excess cement, clamped down to hold it firmly in place, and didn’t move for about 20 minutes. It’s held for two and a half months and counting! I really think making sure the area is CLEAN and DRY is the secret to a good result. I’ll try to remember to update this review in a few months or if it comes loose. UPDATE: It’s been 7 months since I used this product to cement my bridge and that FIRST application is STILL holding! I couldn’t be more pleased! This is a four-tooth upper bridge of FRONT teeth. At first I was really careful not to bite into anything, assuming I would knock it loose, but now I bite into sandwiches, etc. without worrying about it. I’m convinced that this product is every bit as good as what a dentist uses, but again, PREPARATION is important. For a good result, make sure the area and the bridge or crown are clean and dry— it’s worth the effort to do it right.

Did not meet my expectations