Dentemp Recap-It Cap and Crown Repair Dental Kit - Fast Acting Formula Dental Cement for Loose Caps (Pack of 3) - Temporary Cement for Crown and Bridge

Poor glue

I had a root canal cap come off while eating something very sticky and after the initial surprise, called the dentist and scheduled getting in to get the cap glued back in. I didn't want to go a week without the cap so I looked on here and found this product and gave it a shot. It was easy enough, unscrew the cap turn it around to puncture the foil seal and squeeze some product onto the cap. Dry the tooth area and press the cap back in place. the adhesive dried quickly enough into a sandy texture almost like drywall mud. I thought all was well until while eating pasta the cap popped back off and I bit into it hard which was no fun. I thought maybe I hadn't applied enough adhesive. Second go I made sure both the cap and tooth were well dried and clean. I was more generous with the application and went to bed shortly after application figuring overnight it would surely cure and be good to go. The next day the first food I ate the cap dislodged again but rather than biting down I swallowed it before I realized it had come off again. So now im in for a whole new crown and this product failed in the meter job it had. As an experiment next I followed its directions to apply on random items and this stuff has ZERO hold and terrible functionality. Everything it adhered fell apart upon ANY tension, and if wet at all it would dissolve back into grainy gloop and fall apart.

Father in law broke his dentures and insurance hadn't kicked in. We tried this to mend them and it worked great. Not a permanent solution, but it has held for 4 months and continues to do so.

I've gone through several tubes of this, mostly because the tubes contain virtually no adhesive. It says 10 applications. Plan on one, and even that will be hard to get out of the tube. The last two times I ended up digging out the adhesive with a pin and it took two tubes to get enough for one partially broken crown. I tried a toothpick, but that didn't work. The only reason I gave it more than one star is that it did work well and held my broken crown in place for almost a week. Both my dentist and I have been out of town and now he's booked so I've had to use it multiple times, requiring multiple purchases. Every single tube was virtually empty.

This item is so pathetic. But I am thankful for it. 1. Literally the tubes are 99% empty. I had to use a toothpick to get any of the paste out, squeezing it did not work. Nothing comes out. I had a temporary crown on, and it would hold MAYBE 24hour if I am lucky! I had a 3d printed set of temporary's as a back up and the paste held those on for about 2-3 days. Generally I had to clean tooth and re apply temp tooth every day or every other. It was my front two teeth. I was out of town and not able to get my permanent tooth. So I was thankful for this product to lightly hold my front teeth in during the work day.

I had a temporary cap that just didn't want to stay in place. This worked for a few hours and then my cap came off again. I don't know if I can blame the product because it did hold. I always have issues with my temporary caps.

I have veneers and this worked really well compared to other brands. It lasted 2 weeks until I was able to see my dentist. It is in a tube and you do not have to roll it in a ball like other products. You can also eat on this tooth after applying and not worry about it falling out. That is durability!

This really doesn’t work. There’s very little in a tube, so little it’s hard to get it out. It doesn’t hold a cap in place if you’re going to eat. I usually don’t put negative comments out there. If you’re trying to do a temporary thing get a denture grip of some sort. If you’re looking for permanent fix there’s some 2 part cements out there that I’ve used that have lasted a couple years at a time.