Dentemp Repair It - Temporary Missing Tooth Kit

No, Dentemp Repair It is a temporary solution designed to provide immediate relief and repair until you can see your dentist for a permanent fix or professional assessment.

This kit is specifically designed for repairing acrylic dentures only. It is not suitable for other dental appliances.

No, this product is not intended for use on natural teeth, caps, crowns, or fillings. It is exclusively formulated for repairing acrylic dentures.

The repair provides a strong temporary bond meant to last until you can consult with your dental professional. Its exact duration can vary based on usage and the extent of the original damage.

You can typically resume comfortable eating approximately 60 minutes after the repair has been completed and fully set, allowing the bond to achieve its temporary strength.

Each Dentemp Repair It kit contains enough material to perform 3 individual repairs, offering multiple instances of temporary relief.

If you experience persistent discomfort, irritation, or if the repaired area feels wrong, you should remove the temporary repair and schedule an appointment with your dentist immediately for professional evaluation.

Ensure the surfaces to be bonded are completely clean and dry before application. Follow the mixing instructions precisely to achieve the correct consistency of the repair material. Apply firm, even pressure during the setting time. Remember this is a temporary fix; severe damage or improper application may lead to a weaker bond.

Use the provided tools or a clean, non-absorbent surface for mixing. Add the liquid gradually to the powder, stirring continuously, to achieve a smooth, workable paste. If it's too thick, add a tiny drop more liquid; if too thin, a tiny bit more powder, ensuring careful measurement.

Carefully inspect the repaired area. If there's excess material, gently trim it once fully cured, being cautious not to damage the denture. If the discomfort persists or the fit feels off, remove the temporary repair and consult your dentist immediately, as the denture's overall fit may be compromised or a more extensive professional repair needed.