Q: Is this a permanent tooth replacement?

A: No. This is explicitly a temporary repair system designed to bridge the hours or days between a dental emergency and a professional appointment. It is not a substitute for dentistry. The thermoplastic holds well for eating soft foods, speaking, and smiling normally, but should be replaced by a dentist's permanent restoration as soon as possible.

Q: How long does a single application last?

A: With careful application and avoidance of hard, sticky, or extremely hot foods, a single application typically lasts 6-24 hours. Some users report multi-day durability with careful eating habits. The material is designed to be removable and re-applicable, so you can replace it daily if needed.

Q: Will it look natural on front teeth?

A: Yes. The thermoplastic is formulated in a natural tooth shade with a degree of translucency that mimics enamel. At conversational distance (1-2 meters), the repair is visually discreet. It will not match your exact tooth shade — only a dentist can achieve that — but it avoids the obvious "white blob" look of lower-quality temporary materials.

Q: Is it safe to use inside the mouth?

A: The thermoplastic is medical-grade and biocompatible, certified for temporary intraoral use. It does not contain BPA, phthalates, or toxic plasticizers. However, it is not designed to be swallowed — ensure the piece is properly fitted and remove it before eating hard or crunchy foods.

Q: How many applications does one kit provide?

A: The 10ML kit provides approximately 3-5 single-tooth applications depending on the size of the repair area. The 30ML kit covers 8-15 applications. If you have multiple teeth requiring temporary coverage or anticipate needing repeated applications, the larger kit represents better value.

Q: Can I eat and drink normally with the temporary repair in place?

A: You can drink water and eat soft foods (soup, yogurt, pasta, bread) without issue. Avoid biting directly into hard foods (apples, nuts, hard candy) on the repaired tooth, and avoid very hot liquids (>80°C) which may soften the thermoplastic. Remove before consuming sticky foods like caramel or chewing gum.