mastermediZinc Oxide Eugenol Cement Dental Care Kit Glue For Crowns & Bridges Filling

For a quick temporary fix, it’s a great product. I have a habit of biting my nails and am prone to chipping my filling on my front tooth. Of course 98% of the time it happens on a Friday. This time it was on a holiday weekend so I knew I couldn’t get into the dentist until mid week. Didn’t want to pay $165 just to be seen by emergency dentist (don’t know what full fix would have cost). Also didn’t want to spend the whole weekend with a chipped front tooth so started seeing if there were any quick fixes that would work. Ordered this in a pinch. Is it perfect? No. But was my first time using it so I’m sure next time will be better. Is it good enough to get me through until I can get to a dentist with? YES! I know another chip is inevitable so I’m happy to have this on hand!

A dental bridge I had for over 10 years came loose, and I couldn’t afford to have it professionally replaced. Every time I went to the dentist, they seemed more interested in making a new one rather than simply reattaching it. I tried a few over-the-counter dental cements, but they barely held for more than a day or two.Then I discovered this Zinc Oxide Eugenol Cement, and it was a game-changer. Compared to other brands, this one really stood out. While it does eventually come loose, it holds much longer—usually about a month or so, which is a big improvement.One thing to note: the product doesn’t come with clear mixing instructions. I highly recommend searching YouTube for a video on “Mixing Zinc Phosphate Cement” to get the technique right. That made all the difference for me.

I had a root canal filling come out, THEN the hollow tooth cracked in half. it's been very painful, and I've been looking for a way to fix it at home since I cannot afford a professional dental procedure.this stuff DEFINITELY has a learning curve and I'd recommend you get a tiny SILICONE spatula for application and shaping. the compound won't stick to that and instead sticks to only the DRY tooth then.now, for a hollow molar it's practically impossible to dry it fully and keep it dry. I stuck a dry cloth in my cheek, sat in front of a fan and used multiple Q-tips to dry it inside. I've done this procedure probably four times before and clearly I didn't get everything dry enough, because the filling just ended up sticking to ONE side of the broken tooth and then would flip back and forth, which hurt. praying this time it stays put.I've also used this on a front tooth and it's been great. it WILL stain yellow from orange foods and tea, but my whitening toothpaste seemed to take care of that and now it's back to normal.these fillings aren't going to last forever, but the kit comes with a TON of the powder and liquid in it, so you're ready to replace when needed.a note: when this compound sets, it STICKS. it's almost impossible to remove it fully and that can be a problem, so just make sure you've got it like you want it unless you're going to apply more on top of it. again, tiny silicone spatulas will help with applying and shaping (search "makeup spatulas" and you'll probably want the ones made for lip products). also, MAKE SURE you FLOSS between the repaired tooth and the ones beside it BEFORE the compound sets, or you're going to have an issue.this kit may be a bit more pricey than others, but it's worth it. especially if the only other option is a dentist.update: the filling in the broken tooth cracked in half, so you're probably not going to hold two sides of a molar together. still, I applaud the product. it's not the fault of the product that it can't work miracles.

I bought this to fix a small chipped off front tooth. I had a small chip in a front tooth a decade or so ago. I was told it probably came from me grinding my teeth at night. I had it repaired by a dentist with dental composite bonding. Which, I was told by the dentist, would not last forever. I’ve had to have it redone once or twice since the original. So, the piece that chipped off is the bonding material that the dentist used to repair the tooth. I decided to look online to see if there was something I could find to temporarily hold the chipped off bonding until I could get repaired, which usually isn’t super expensive, but isn’t exactly cheap either. I tried another popular brand of dental cement, that didn’t even hold a few minutes. Then I found this. I had to do this several times in order to get the consistency right. But once I did, it held for an entire week before having to do it again. Just make certain to follow the directions closely. With that said, I have found that doing this at the end of the day when you are finished eating is best. Additionally, make sure your tooth is completely dry before applying the cement.Now, you need to be aware that this will not last permanently. It’s only going to hold your tooth temporarily, until you can get to the dentist. It’s not a permanent solution!! I’m surprised that it has held a front tooth as well as it has. Additionally, the piece that is chipped is super small, but looks like I have a bad tooth when the piece is not there. Also, I am lucky I didn’t lose the piece I had to cement back in place.So, I would definitely recommend this product to temporarily fix a tooth until you can get it professionally repaired. If it’s on a front tooth, just be extra careful not to bite down on crunchy food.I’m very impressed with this kit!!