Denture Do it Yourself Full Set of Top and Bottom Fake Teeth for Improve Smile (Gypsum Model， Gum Material and Fake Teeth)

I am so disappointed. When I ordered these, I was so excited to finally have a bottom set again (my original bottom set of dentures broke irrevocably a few months ago and I've had to go without bottom teeth since) but when I opened the box, I was immediately intimidated by the process involved in making my own dentures at home. The instructions were typed in the tiniest font possible making them difficult to read and follow and were not NEARLY detailed enough to give me an idea of how to do this. I put it off for like 2-3 months after they were delivered because I was so afraid of screwing up the whole thing.Wel, lo and behold, when I finally did get the courage to give it a try, sure enough, I FUBAR'd the hell out of the things... The "gums" on the denture are made of this material that needs to be heated up in water to become malleable, but not so much that it loses its shape easily in the water and then upon applying it to the molds provided, cools and hardens so quickly that it's super difficult to get the whole thing done in one setting time (top or bottom I mean. I didn't attempt both at the same time). I found myself having to re-submerge the halfway completed denture into the hot water over and over again, problem being that it then loosened from places I wanted it to stay and basically got too soft too quickly so in trying to perfect the fit and placement of the teeth I ended up making a huge mess of everything and covering half of the teeth completely with the gum material (just unattractive) and then when I tried them on in my mouth, I gagged and couldn't get the top to line up with bottom properly to make them useful for eating.I'm out $90 for trying this and don't regret the expense because it taught me to rely on professionals to get what I need in this case, but if anyone were to ask my opinion going forward, I would highly recommend that they skip the DIY attempt and just bite the bullet and pay the dentist.

I was PISSED because I thought I had lost my money. After trying to remold (by reheating or boiling more new water over and over and over and over and over and...) about thirty-seven times and breaking the flimsy wire in about three different places I just KNEW it was over; I was going to have to send it back and then wait for another delivery.THEN and the VERY. LAST. SECOND. I decided to give the bottom untouched row teeth a try; It worked well on the first try. AND, the reason why it fits PERFECTLY and SUPER SMOOTHLY into my mouth is because of what I did:After making the gums soft and malleable again by submerging it in hot water for about 23 seconds I quickly grabbed it out of the water, rolled it into a worm and then placed the soft gums inside my mouth (instead of on the cast, which I find useless because no two people have the same gum cast shape) and quickly placed the teeth inside my mouth into the gums. Within seconds everything began to harden and take shape.I used both my thumbs and tongue to mash the putty (gums) into the roof of my mouth so it would fit almost perfectly and create a strong suction; it worked!All at the same time I was alternating between doing those actions I just described and using the long side of my index fingers to roll the pink putty upwards to form the fake gums and to get them out of the way of the front view of my new teeth.Unbelievable that all of this worked and only took about seven minutes to complete! SEVEN. MINUTES. from open the box to DONE.Now at thirty-two years old I look more beautiful and sexier than I EVER have. I mean EVER.My only complaints are towards the makers of this product, not the seller (unless the person/people is/are the same); the wire is TOO flimsy, a few bends and it WILL break. Also, the wire needs more glue to help hold everything in place.Thanks for my new life!

I spent a couple of hours for 3 days trying to make this work. I took my time, I was patient and I thought it was working. But then when trying to get the denture off the cast I found it to be very difficult. When I finally got it off, I had to rework the material. So when it was ready I tried to put it in my mouth and it was awful. I worked and worked at it but apparently I couldn't get the material thin enough to make it work. It's a nice idea but not practical and my guesstimate would be at LEAST 90% failure. So if you just need to waste some money, go spend it on lottery tickets. The odds in your favor are much higher than making this work.

Poor instructions

The teeth are just too small look like little kids teeth