Fitting Beads, 3 Pack Included, Can Be Used for Any Billy Bob Teeth OR Instant Smile Teeth!

I buy these for my Dad who uses them regularly. This is the brand he prefers over others he has tried. Easy to melt & mold. Stays in shape, ideal durability.

Great product holds great, just mold fast it hardens quick.

I followed instructions tried multiple times once out of water hardens unable to get to stick to area

Had many problems with the adhesives on the teeth, but this adhesive worked on the first try, like it a lot.

No era lo pensado es muy rydimentario

*CAUTION* As far as effectiveness, this product was a great temporary cosmetic solution to having a chipped front top tooth until I got into the dentist.**HOWEVER** BE EXTREMELY CAREFUL. This product is incredibly light and will blow around with the slightest breath. I used a blow dryer to speed up dry time while applied once I was happy with a mold, and all of a sudden when I inhaled while cooling, the product flew off of my tooth and down what I thought at the time was my windpipe. It was actually lodged in my esophagus (food pipe). An ambulance ride, two ER visits, 4 X-rays, 3 CT scans (one with contrast) later, the item would not show up on any scans. The mold was pretty jagged and did a solid amount of damage to my esophagus when I choked on it prior to the squad showing up, but it remained lodged. At some point, it unknowingly worked its way into my stomach (probably when they gave me an oral numbing cocktail) but I spent the next few days being admitted and prepped for a bronchoscopy (lung scan) convinced it was in my lungs. The morning of my scheduled bronchoscopy after an overnight stay at the hospital, the scope team denied the procedure due to the item not showing on scans (mind you I had my stomach scanned as well just in case I was wrong about inhaling it which I was). Devastated, I was discharged and referred to see a specialist a few weeks later all while still thinking this thing was lodged in the bronchi of my lungs. I was instructed to inspect my upcoming bowel movements just in case and sure thing, the first one I had after being discharged that night presented the product. What a relief, but please don't make the same mistakes I did and GO SEE A DENTIST haha. The product is extremely light when dry and can be a serious choking hazard both in the trachea or esophagus depending on the size of the filling. I would highly recommend Fixodent or an alternative to help stick the product on. It will stay by itself but slips off sometimes fairly easily depending on your mold shape and activity. I personally wouldn't recommend eating/drinking during use to avoid my situation. Do note that this item did not show on X-rays or CT scans with or without contrast for me. I also found case studies of a man's dentures not showing on scans either, requiring explorative bronchoscopy to locate and remove. I'm incredibly embarrassed, but thankful to have been gifted the best case scenario in my situation. Don't make my mistake!

Easy to work with

I did not need as much as I thought I would for this project! It took some time and a few tries but it worked very well for making these fangs! Will need to refine it a bit more but I'm very happy. If you're looking for something for costume teeth, this will work. Most likely I will use some tea or coffee to help stain them to match my teeth better. I have enough left to probably make 2 or 3 more of these.If you're looking at this for non costume purposes, I think it will work very well. Even with the extra length on my teeth I can easily drink. Eating is more of a challenge because of the shape but I can do it if I chew carefully. Would recommend molding it around a few teeth to make it sturdy enough to stay in place.My process for this was I dropped the beads into hot water, pulled out the melted plastic with a spoon, give it a few seconds to cool then take it off the spoon. Start rolling it around on your fingers to help it harden a little bit before applying. You don't have to apply it all at once, it will stay soft enough to add more for a few minutes. Put enough on to cover the area you want and mold it around your natural teeth. Bite down to make sure you'll be able to fully close your teeth when it's hardened. Add small amounts to build where you need to build and carefully sculpt it. I used a pimple tool to make lines between my teeth to make it look more natural. Wet your fingers and rub them over it to smooth it out and shape as you go. Try not to go too far over your gum line as you'll need to remove the excess later or it will be uncomfortable. Once you have it how you want, keep your mouth open to allow it to cool. Once it cools enough to hold its shape, carefully remove it and then allow it to cool fully and harden. Trim away any excess around the gums or bits you don't need. A dremel will work well to finish smoothing and shaping after it's hardened.If at any point you need to start over, you definitely can heat it and start over. DO NOT recommend trying to eat or drink anything that is very hot or it will soften again and possibly ruin your work.