3 to 5 days! All units are shipped from our facility in Central Illinois via USPS.

We also provide a 1-day shipping option for an additional fee.

You may be able to eat with a Temporary Tooth in place, however the product is primarily intended for cosmetic uses.

Eating and drinking soft foods should not be an issue.

Of course! We have thousands of satisfied customers around the globe. We can't wait to bring a smile to your face.

1. Select the Best Shade of Temporary Tooth

The Pro Series Temporary Tooth kit comes with 5 strips of teeth, there are 5 shades total. Choose the shade that most closely matches your natural tooth shade. In front of a mirror, hold the row of teeth next to your real teeth and find the tooth that will best fill the space of your missing tooth.

2. Cut Out Your New Tooth

Once you have selected the best tooth, cut the selected tooth with a pair of scissors. Once removed from the strip, you can file and trim the tooth to the desired shape and size to fit in the space of your missing tooth.

3. Heat the Fitting Material

Heat a cup of water until it is boiling, the water will need to be very hot. Take about 10-15 white fitting beads (approx 1/3 of the bag) and drop them into the water. After about a minute, the beads should turn clear. Once the beads are clear, scoop them out of the water with a metal spoon. The working time of the fitting material is about 2 minutes.

4. Apply the Fitting Material to the Tooth

Take the clear fitting beads and roll them into the shape of a ball. Apply the softened fitting material onto the back side of the plastic tooth (make sure the back of the tooth is dry). The beads should stick to the plastic. If they do not stick, you may need to the heat the fitting material again. Try to keep the fitting material from getting on the front side of the tooth. Scrape any soft fitting material off the front of the tooth with your fingernail.

5. Fit the Tooth

While the fitting material is clear and soft, insert the tooth into the space of your missing tooth. Hold the tooth in the correct position. Once the tooth is in the correct position, gently squeeze on the tooth so that the fitting material is pressed behind your surrounding teeth. With your thumb, press the softened material up and around the back sides of your adjacent teeth until it stays in place on its own. (If you are new to the fitting process, it may take a few tires until you are comfortable with the fit.)

6. Let them Cool

Once the fitting material is spread behind your natural teeth and it feels like you have a secure fit, let the tooth cool in place. It should only take a few minutes to cool and harden while in your mouth. Once the material cools, the tooth should stay securely in place!