when making the initial mold do your teeth "stick" to the molding compound making it hard to remove? I just got a crown and don't wanna lose it
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I had no problem with the compound sticking to my teeth once the compound is hard. Just follow the instructions or go online for the video.
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My husband has crowns and he had no problems with removing the molding compound. Crowns are usually cemented in pretty good.
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Yes....it sticks pretty good to your teeth, however, I have several crowns, as does my husband and neither of us had any trouble. If it is brand new maybe you should Give it a while to set and then do it. I don't think the substance sticks to the teeth per say. This is my opinion but I think it is hard to remove b/c the substance fits your teeth and gum line tightly. Hope this helps.
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No it was quite easy to remove the molds, I have a lot of dental work on my mouth and there was no problem with sticking.
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No isn't is not hard to remove. but since you just got the crown I would wait at least a week before trying to make your mold.
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You can get it off easy. It gets like a ruber, doesn't get stuck on your teeth
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Yes, you need to carefully slip it off. It is gripped on tightly to the mouth piece, so be careful and remove it gently.
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I have never had an issue with the crown splitting. The crown is made out of hard plastic!
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I am not sure I finished my answer. I bought very thin trays that you can mold by dipping in hot water. When you buy this product at the dentist they give you custom trays.
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You are right, there are no instructions. What I did was go to Youtube and watched videos on how to dip the trays in hot water and mold to teeth. After tray is molded, is when you apply the whitening gel. Do not apply a lot of gel to the tray. Also make sure teeth are brushed and wiped clean prior to whitening.
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I used it for some crown molding, but I opted to then pick up a blade with more teeth from the Home Depot. The blade it comes with will work, but recommend something with finer teeth. The blade it has is great for ripping through 2x4's, but you stand a chance of a splintered cut on crown molding.
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Just at a guess, it's a thingy to hold crown molding upright so you can cut it at a 45deg angle instead of working out the compound angles.
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Soak the denture in hot water and start peeling. It's not an easy job, so be patient, but it will come off. I used strong tweezers on the hard places.
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I did find it stuck to one of my capped teeth, however only until I was able to get it fully chewed (softened) then no problem. I it's a small price to ensure NO ASPARTAME or other fake sugars!!!
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I've seen it done with 2 part pastic resins on a review on brush4hire.com the reviewer pointed out the thermal reaction from the resin setting can cause your mold to warp so let it set completely before you remove your cast.
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My experience in using this product was to , reseal my Semi Permanent Crown back onto my molder (tooth). I highly recommend this product, my tooth is still in place ; it has been over two months now and counting. Awesome product , I am very pleased. Directions were simple and easy to follow; you may wish to double up on your powder , for durability. Delivery was Right on time, record timing.
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When using the mold, make sure that the mold is filled with fondant completely. Trim away any fondant outside the mold wait a few minutes then carefully release it from the mold. I didn't have any problems.
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In my experience, no :-( I think the stuff they make crowns from is simply impervious to the gel.
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Whatever your mold looks like when you send it to the company is a perfect image of what will be returned. I've had several trays made by dentists and by far, these were the best fitting. When you get your trays you can skip putting whitening gel in the area where the tooth is missing.
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Yes you need to fill the tooth whith cement and make little adjustments on the crown.
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I turn on the faucet and let it sit under it until they can be worked free. I never get all of my sticks strait, but with a little patience they come out perfect! I really love this mold, just remember the warm tap water makes them easy to pull out of the mold and to remove the top.
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Hi, I have crowns too but mine are more in the back of my mouth with the exception of one which is on the side so I really can't answer as to whether they will whiten your crowns that are in the front of your mouth. I have not had one bit of sensitivity to them. All I can say about the crowns is for you to try them or contact Rembrant and ask what their success rate is using their strips on crowns for whitening and if you decide to do this, will you post your results for me to see? Thanks!