Really cool idea (once you get the hang of it!)
My only complaint is that they are very white, so they don’t blend in so well.
1. Melt the glue (the little white balls that are basically hot glue) by boiling a cup of water and and then load up a tooth with it. I used a chopstick to help with manoeuvring it.
2. Press it (not too hard) to the tooth you want a fang on and then use the chopstick (or your finger) to gently press the glue that squelches out around the edges into a more presentable shape. (Don’t try and pull this glue off as it works to hold the tooth in place - you should have a good amount of the glue on the back side of your teeth so that it stays in place)
3. DON’T CLOSE YOUR MOUTH! Keep your lips away from the teeth as they set so that they set in place. You will see the glue go white and it should harden.
4. Pop them off with your tongue and a finger and then refit them to see if they sit nicely. They are pretty sturdy overall, but they also will come out easily if you fiddle with them.
5. If you don’t like the fit or want to adjust them (maybe add more or less glue). Just stick them back in hot water! Squish the glue with the chopstick to get it in a nice lump to push your tooth into!
It took me 4/5 attempts to get them just right so keep practicing. Once they are set, they are moulded to your teeth forever so easy for next time you want to use them!
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Great results with a bit of patience
Really cool idea (once you get the hang of it!)My only complaint is that they are very white, so they don’t blend in so well.1. Melt the glue (the little white balls that are basically hot glue) by boiling a cup of water and and then load up a tooth with it. I used a chopstick to help with manoeuvring it.2. Press it (not too hard) to the tooth you want a fang on and then use the chopstick (or your finger) to gently press the glue that squelches out around the edges into a more presentable shape. (Don’t try and pull this glue off as it works to hold the tooth in place - you should have a good amount of the glue on the back side of your teeth so that it stays in place)3. DON’T CLOSE YOUR MOUTH! Keep your lips away from the teeth as they set so that they set in place. You will see the glue go white and it should harden.4. Pop them off with your tongue and a finger and then refit them to see if they sit nicely. They are pretty sturdy overall, but they also will come out easily if you fiddle with them.5. If you don’t like the fit or want to adjust them (maybe add more or less glue). Just stick them back in hot water! Squish the glue with the chopstick to get it in a nice lump to push your tooth into!It took me 4/5 attempts to get them just right so keep practicing. Once they are set, they are moulded to your teeth forever so easy for next time you want to use them!
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Reviewed in the United States on October 24, 2021
My only complaint is that they are very white, so they don’t blend in so well.
1. Melt the glue (the little white balls that are basically hot glue) by boiling a cup of water and and then load up a tooth with it. I used a chopstick to help with manoeuvring it.
2. Press it (not too hard) to the tooth you want a fang on and then use the chopstick (or your finger) to gently press the glue that squelches out around the edges into a more presentable shape. (Don’t try and pull this glue off as it works to hold the tooth in place - you should have a good amount of the glue on the back side of your teeth so that it stays in place)
3. DON’T CLOSE YOUR MOUTH! Keep your lips away from the teeth as they set so that they set in place. You will see the glue go white and it should harden.
4. Pop them off with your tongue and a finger and then refit them to see if they sit nicely. They are pretty sturdy overall, but they also will come out easily if you fiddle with them.
5. If you don’t like the fit or want to adjust them (maybe add more or less glue). Just stick them back in hot water! Squish the glue with the chopstick to get it in a nice lump to push your tooth into!
It took me 4/5 attempts to get them just right so keep practicing. Once they are set, they are moulded to your teeth forever so easy for next time you want to use them!
Great results with a bit of patience
Reviewed in the United States on October 24, 2021
Really cool idea (once you get the hang of it!)Reviewed in the United States on October 24, 2021
My only complaint is that they are very white, so they don’t blend in so well.
1. Melt the glue (the little white balls that are basically hot glue) by boiling a cup of water and and then load up a tooth with it. I used a chopstick to help with manoeuvring it.
2. Press it (not too hard) to the tooth you want a fang on and then use the chopstick (or your finger) to gently press the glue that squelches out around the edges into a more presentable shape. (Don’t try and pull this glue off as it works to hold the tooth in place - you should have a good amount of the glue on the back side of your teeth so that it stays in place)
3. DON’T CLOSE YOUR MOUTH! Keep your lips away from the teeth as they set so that they set in place. You will see the glue go white and it should harden.
4. Pop them off with your tongue and a finger and then refit them to see if they sit nicely. They are pretty sturdy overall, but they also will come out easily if you fiddle with them.
5. If you don’t like the fit or want to adjust them (maybe add more or less glue). Just stick them back in hot water! Squish the glue with the chopstick to get it in a nice lump to push your tooth into!
It took me 4/5 attempts to get them just right so keep practicing. Once they are set, they are moulded to your teeth forever so easy for next time you want to use them!
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