Tooth Repair Kit Zinc Oxide Eugenol,Dental Cement for Chipped Broken Teeth, Missing Tooth,Crown Fillings & Bridges

Works great saved the night. I am buying another kit to keep in car and another for Home... 10out of 10, EXCELLENT PRODUCT.

Terrible. Weak and no better than that paste you can buy at the drug store. Buy the blue package one.

Had a front tooth that was wiggling due to a DNA issue that effects my collagen, in return my gums. I used this behind my 4 front teeth, making sure my gums were not in contact with it. This allows me to waterpik my gums so no isses. After curing, it holds my tooth steady, I can eat without issue and lasts about 3+ weeks before needing replaced. I also used it in a back tooth where part had broken off. I packed it in, bit down to ensure it matched my bite, used my finger to rub it smooth on the edges and no more food getting stuck in that hole. (Note: I did clean it well with hydrogen peroxide, then alcohol on a Qtip to make sure no bacteria was in it.) Works like a charm and perfect while Im uninsured waiting on my disability approval! **Use 1 drop to 1 scoop powder**

Did for husbands back tooth..lasted about a month..during the month doesn’t bother him ..works! If it’s a top tooth you will need spare hands

Excelente producto

I had a temporary filling put in by a Dentist that was coming out and I use this to do a temporary repair until I could get it done by Dentist a month and a half later. This stuff cured really hard and my Dentist was actually impressed with it When he saw it. I will say the mixed ratios are not specified, but if you use too much liquid. It will still cure but takes a little longer. Use the provided paper mix pad to do a test before you actually put it on your tooth. You need a lot less liquid than you do powder

I'm giving this 3 stars because the product is not zinc oxide + eugenol as in the description. It's actually glass ionomer, which is some interesting stuff that I've never tried before. I mixed a small amount of filler today and pressed it into a crack in one of my teeth, and it adhered and hardened quickly. So far, I'm happy with it despite it not being exactly what I thought I had ordered. I'm able to chew food on the same side as the patch without it degrading, which is something I couldn't confidently do with zinc + eugenol. You can read up on what glass ionomer is on wikipedia; it's legit material used in dentistry. It's much more durable and adhesive than zinc + eugenol.

Not zinc at all. Not difficult to use but hard to remove if its not comfortable. Didn't realize it wasn't zinc until after I used it and it irritated my mouth