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Imako's tooth-colored plastic is a moldable temporary material for filling a gap, covering a chipped tooth, or building up a missing one. It softens in hot water and hardens as it cools, so you shape it yourself and reheat it to redo the fit. It is a cosmetic fix, not a dental restoration: it sits over the tooth and gum line and needs replacing over time. Compared with a dentist-made flipper or bridge, it is far cheaper and needs no appointment, but it is less durable and less precise.
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Ratings are middling. Buyers who got a good fit call it a useful stopgap, while others say it discolors, loosens, or looks obvious up close.
Imako Tooth Tinted Plastic is a heat-sensitive plastic for shaping a temporary replacement for a missing or chipped tooth. It softens in hot water and hardens as it cools, so it can be molded and adjusted.
To make a custom fit, soften a small amount of the material and mold it into place at the gap or chip. Gently bite down to set the height. For added stability, press the material along the gum line and the neighboring teeth. Add more softened plastic if needed. Use slightly more material for upper teeth, and make sure it does not fully enclose the tooth.
For a smooth finish, briefly dip the molded area in hot water and shape it with a moist finger. To change the fit, reheat the material and reshape it. To prevent discoloration, avoid beverages such as coffee and soda, and foods with strong dyes, while wearing it.
