Review on 💁 Imako Cosmetic Teeth for Women 1 Pack. (Small, Natural) Upper Teeth Only- Flat Delivery. DIY Smile Makeover at Home! by Brett Lowe

Having just ordered a second pair of these items I decided it was time for a thorough check up. I ordered my first pair in late July and was desperate for some help with my smile ahead of a big family event. I didn't really expect them to be perfect or even look natural, but anything should be better than nothing! I have three chipped teeth and tetracycline stains on my teeth - the combination of the two would cost me tens of thousands out of my own pocket to fix as my insurance considers both "cosmetic" and doesn't cover more than 10% of the procedure . 90% of 35,000 is a lot more expensive than $35 so I thought why don't you try it? It took about half an hour to play with them until they fit on day one. I decided I didn't like the fit - they were still tight and uncomfortable so I reworked the fit on the second day and it only took them about 10 minutes to get a comfortable fit. Since then I've been wearing them almost every day and certainly every time I'm out in public. I bought some denture glue first to make sure they didn't go anywhere, but it sat unused in my first aid kit after about the first week. . They really stay on their own, plus the cream is disgusting when they're removed. It really isn't necessary once you have a comfortable fit. Additional molding plastic is not even required. Be sure to go to the Imako website and print out the size chart. It will tell you whether you need a large one or a small one. (Being male or female doesn't actually have anything to do with what size you need: it depends on how far apart the canines are.) The creator of these teeth gives you the ability to customize their color in his videos to suit your taste. They were just a shade or so lighter than I would have liked (I ordered natural). So I wore my first few days drinking coffee and they fit perfectly. Once they were the shade I wanted, I followed another tip of hers and painted them with clear nail polish to set them in place. It seems ridiculous when I sat down on it, but turns out it was one of those things that "don't matter much". I bought the Last Two Weeks nail polish, let it dry for a few hours (she said leave it overnight, but that wasn't really necessary) and moved on. Every few weeks I put them on and felt a small ridge rise under the paint where it had peeled. I just sat down, pushed the edge of the nail under the polish and removed the old coating with relative ease. Then I cleaned the real surfaces of the teeth with toothpaste and a toothbrush, dried them and applied another layer. I smoked, ate and drank with them afterwards and the color hasn't changed since the original target patch. enough to bite things, and yet without glue they aren't attached well enough not to "bounce" when biting into food. That's all well and good, but not always practical. I've eaten with them many times at different people's places without having to take them off. I don't bite apples or open hamburgers, but I can eat with them. Basically, the idea is that when you eat, you have to save the front four teeth. If you can get the food small enough (like with a fork and knife) and in your mouth, you can eat with it. It's a little awkward at first, but after a few times it becomes second nature. . Drinking is completely unhindered. I usually drink through a straw to avoid staining my teeth, but I drink anytime, anywhere. You can do anything you could do without them as long as you adjust them properly. I take and soak mine in whitening denture cleanser overnight (almost) every night. This, plus a quick brushing when I take them off, keeps them clean and odor free. I have received many compliments from people who have seen my hair before and after. Absolutely none of those who didn't. Which, when you think about it, is great because if no one can tell they're not my real, natural teeth, then they're doing exactly what they're supposed to do. ;-) Anyway, definitely buy it. That is, if you're looking for a good fix for a cosmetic problem, if you want to understand that their usefulness and natural look depend entirely on your ability to get them right (and with all the YouTube videos, that's really no excuse) . not available), and when you need them. Yes, they are flat - that's on purpose. Yes, they're plastic teeth — they're only $30, folks. Yes, if you don't adjust them properly, they will look awkward, uncomfortable or unnatural - call the hotline or watch YouTube. But don't let negative reviews or low star ratings on Revain confuse you and stop you from buying these things. Teeth.