Makes for a stunning look but fiddle with the application, if you fallow the instructions exactly it will feel like a retainer and you will have a lisp. Take the gel stuff that is already on the back of the teeth and use this to thinly mold around the edges of your real teeth. This will prove more effective, comfortable and realistic. Great for the 90% of the world that can't spend 12,000.00 on real veneers but would still like to look just as nice.

I purchased these for a dear bud that had several unsightly front teeth. I was concerned that she would feel offended but decided to take the chance after watching a few You Tubes that convinced me that these could make a huge dif for her and They Did!! She is absolutely Thrilled!! It is obvious they have made a big change in her confidence. She indicated it took her an hour or so before she got a good fit but the procedure was easy and the directions were clear.
After seeing her new smile I am encouraging anyone that is considering these teeth to Go For It!!
They really do look Awesome!!! A Huge thanks for all the reviews!!! Cheers, Zoe

I didn't believe it at first because I bought a few others like it but when I opened it read the instructions tried it out and it worked perfect. This is highly recommended before any others it took me three times to mold to my perfect fit in my mouth. With other products I tried multiple times and the molding just wore off. Looking for that good smile this will work. Don't try others!

A lot has to be said. The bottom line is they work and work well. The stay in place easily, sometimes forgotten they are "in," and look like real teeth. I find drink pop, coffee, etc. not an issue. No lisp or slurring (unless you did it before). The catch is they take work starting with fitting them and on to cleaning them up. They are not easy to fit by yourself. You may get lucky or like may take five tries. With every try the clear / to white material on the back keeps slipping down below the tooth level creating a clean up using nail scissors, nail clippers and nail file. If you have surgical scissors even better. The issue with fitting them is getting them right in place, exactly, the holding them in place for two minutes while having them at the right temperature. But, as I said, I did it in 5 tries, thus, you have a few attempts. The issue is the more tries the more to clean up. After they are made to fit you then may have white plastic between and below the tooth line. Using the tools shown, you use all those skills you learned in elementary school to cut, smooth and file them into real looking teeth. To smooth it out a very quick dip in hot water and use your fingers to smooth out edges etc. A "Y" may need to be cut in the top center to make them comfortable.

I've been using them at work of the last two days, around many people who know me and know about the missing teeth, yet no one noticed them...a sign they look natural.

My front tooth broke in half and I went into panic mode because financially going to a dentist is so not going to happen right away so I started researching and found the imako upper teeth that molds to fit and then read all the reviews I could find on it. I rarely review but this time i am going too.

These work! period

I watched the video (3 x's before attempting) on how to 'mold them' and it seemed daunting but was actually much easier than i thought it would be and while they took some getting use too at first (I did add extra beads to get a snug fit) I can again pronounce F's and don't feel that hole.
They are indeed very white and the teeth are wider than i expected (or perhaps more than my real ones) but they covered that damn hole.
This is a very inexpensive way to hide the problem and looks pretty damn good too, so if you are reading this and have something going on...this is what you really need to purchase. I did the 2 day shipping and i got them the next day (wa wa hoo on that btw)

I hope that the owner is thinking about offering something that is maybe a one tooth type imako (maybe use beads to fit it in/secure the hold and maybe the tooth is expandable for different widths of gap) or perhaps something that doesn't need to go all the way back on each side (I actually used nail clippers and removed some of the back teeth on my imako.

You can drink fine hot or cold drinks (and smoke) with them in-I have not tried to eat with them in yet.
Hope this helps.