Super easy to use! Not sure how you all know how to shape it so well, I feel like mine kind of looks like a blob but that's not the products fault lol. My tooth broke and I felt like I couldn't smile at all until I fixed it. I feel so much more confident now!

I have a crack in my tooth, and used this to cover the crack so there's no further cracking until I can get it fixed . not sure what other people do, like if they remove it, but I stuck mine on there to stay . def helped with eating, so food particles won't hit a nerve making it hard to eat . lasted for about a week before it got loose, which is no problem, there's enough in the pack to make several . only thing is that it got really yellow from eating, so I thank God the tooth is kind of in the back, like mid molar, so they do stain really badly . I will do a second trial on the next one to see if a whitening mouthwash will help keep it a regular color

*edited PART 2
Added photos of my missing tooth (1) and then where I added it in (2) . 3rd photo is where my tooth cracked which you can see through the fake tooth but it still looks pretty good ! Switched these from the yellow ones (from eating, drinking) and they lasted about a week . gargling of warm salt water and oil pulling loosened them for me to take them out and switch them to new white ones again .

It's not bad at all. While the replacement effect is very pleasant, wearing a mouthguard puts pressure on the prosthesis and hurts the gum. An erosion of the tongue is also a problem.

I bought it and it works. I used to replace a tooth and also to support a diminished crown. I don't have dental insurance at the moment and this was a godsend.

One thing that I did was on e ingot the replacement tooth formed and snug and in worked the pliable form into a flipper style and I had exactly the right fit, I drank a glass if ice water to set it. That was several weeks ago.
I trimmed the edges a bit with a cuticle clipper and you don't have to do this, but I did, I bought a cheap nail file trimmer the next day to shape mine. I admittedly put a little effort into it because it was a prominent tooth in my smile.

Drawback. Be careful. They stain. I ate something that had deep yellow coloring like taco Doritos or curry and found new tooth really yellow. I was bummed. So... Hydrogen peroxide and arm and hammer perioxi care, and it lightened back up.

My crown support lasted a long time, but fell out the other day so I am making a new one today.

I did get over confident in what i was eating on that side because I havent chewed on that side for awhile.

Do it. Be patient. Make it a project. Trust yourself. Smile again. It will be really white. As others have said, coffee with add discolor.

Or, Doritos. ðŸ'ƒ

I've tried several brands of thermal beads on my broken teeth. This brand has so far, been the best for feel for normal.
My decayed broken front teeth became seriously jagged and sharp. These beads have protected my mouth from cuts. The beads look more natural, easy to work with and covers up the witch smile. They hold up well for eating, but soft bread tends to suck them right off.
The beads when form and harden becomes are not a bleach white nor do they feel like like plastic, like so many other brands do.