Maximum Strength Loose Cap and Lost Filling Repair - Dental Repair Kit for Instant Pain Relief (Pack of 2)

Free observations: The most important part is that you have wet fingers. This material becomes malleable and easy to work with when it's wet. Scoop out about the amount you would want and then wet it with your fingers. Once you've put it on your tooth you'll want to bite down let it squish around get to where it needs to get to. Don't worry too much about the excess at this point, but if any squishes out of the tooth then you can remove that. For the next 20 minutes I would suggest biting down on something absorbent like tissue or a paper towel. This will help dry it out a bit and let it start hardening into your tooth. Once it gets a little bit hard after about 20 minutes you can try to pick out some of the extra parts you don't like. If you do it too early or if you're too aggressive with it you might pull the whole filling out. Even if some gets stuck on your tooth in a place you don't like it you can always pick it out later. Remember this is a temporary filing. I suggest doing this at night after you've done all your eating for the day. That way you'll have more than then recommended 2 hours for it to set. I would continue to bite on the absorbent towel on and off for the next couple hours before bed. I'd also suggest if avoiding feeling the filling with your tongue, this both re-wets it and potentially moves the filling. I know that will be hard. By the next day you'll be good to eat or do anything else you need with it, but I do recommend not brushing it too vigorously. Also avoid touching it with your tongue it over and over again because it does wear down over time. It's not a permanent filling like the ones you get from the dentist, and my experience it tends to wear down in 5 to 7 days depending on how much you put in. Fortunately this comes with two containers that will have more than enough to keep your tooth filled for several months even with reapplications. I tried a more expensive solution here on Amazon that cost around $40 thinking that it must be better than this really cheap one, only to find that that filling fell out both times I tried to use it. I went ahead and returned that and got this and this has been way better definitely worth the extremely reasonable price. Definitely recommend.

This product is phenomenal. I had a filling fall out after chipping a tooth on a popcorn kernel. It is already mixed and I put it in my tooth easily and let it set to dry. Works perfectly! Highly recommend this product.

Bad batch. Just bought end of November 2023. I’ve used before and know how to properly place so that it hardens and sticks into tooth to dry. This brand has always worked well for me when I needed it. However it seems as though they’ve put a bad batch out to shelves, that does not work at all. Following instructions-the moment you try to get it on your finger, it smears into crumbs and disintegrates on fingers. I’ve tried it repeatedly with same results. If you manage to get a small ball of it on tooth, disintegrates in your mouth, also repeatedly. It does not harden at all. It just falls apart until you swallow it or wipe it all out of your mouth. I’ve talked to Dentemp, they refused me a refund, claiming it’s because a third party store is selling their product. However, when you go directly to Dentemps website, and you click on their option of “where to purchase this item”, it is Dentemps site who takes you directly to that “third party”- seller. So Dentemp is putting out junk right now, but not taking responsibility for it when their customer spent money on a product that isn’t working correctly. It seems I can’t count on them anymore. Afraid to buy it again now because I might end up with the same problem with a new container. I have two different lot numbers and they are both completely unusable. The bad lot numbers are: A65343 & A65344. Update 12/3/25 (New batches work well now): Ordered again from Amazon, & bought from Acme; seems the quality is the way it used to be now, thankfully. At this point newest batches are working out properly.

Hard to use and really didn't work for me tried to fill in a small cavity and was really hard to get in the tooth. Won't use again

Didn't work but I think it might have if the build-up didn't break off with the crown . I've used this stuff in the past with no problems but I just couldn't get it to work this time .

1. Bright white, maybe best for back teeth 2. Hardens like chalk. Can't chew with that tooth. 3 comes out when you eat (they claim it's safe) 4. Pretty easy to use. Scrape some out with tool. With wet fingers roll into a ball. Stuff in hole. 5. I find that if my saliva touches it it just comes apart. So right after getting it into my tooth I will hold my mouth open so it will dry. Once it dries for a minute or two then it's fine on the outside but you have to wait for it to dry on the inside to eat. Which as I said it doesn't seem to matter because it comes out. 6. I think it depends on if your hole is on the side of your tooth or if it's a bottom tooth or a top tooth. I think all those things make a difference. It doesn't work well to fill the side of a tooth. Might not come out in other situations like a top tooth or a bottom tooth and it going straight in. 6. As far as taste, I don't care either way. It's not a good taste of course, but it's not horrible either but it does sting my tongue. 7. As far as size, there's plenty in one little container. I didn't need to buy the two. But if you have to continually refill your hole then you probably do. I just need my tooth pulled. 8. It wasn't that much money and it was worth a try.

This stuff works great. I had to have a temporary crown put on and it fell off on a Friday night and I wouldn't of been able to get an appointment u til at least Monday. I ordered these and it actually worked. I was shocked. My temporary crown did not fall back out the entire weekend.

Very short expiration date. What a waste. I love the product and have used it for years. ThisIs one of thos items you should always have in your first aid kit. Because when you need it, you need it immediately. Perfect for re-cementing crowns or for when you’re filling falls out until you can get to the dentist. Which for us seems to always be on a weekend or a holiday when dentists aren’t open. This is why I always keep it in my first aid kit.