Review on 💪 Gishy Goo! One Patient Kit - Tooth Colored: The Perfect Dental Solution for Natural-looking Results by Kayla Guzman

I had to install TADs which are basically screws embedded in the gum line. The wax was very difficult to keep on the TAD which is on the inside side of the tongue. It was very difficult to eat or drink anything. I'm so glad I found this! Here's what you need to do to make it work for you. FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS! The area to be covered must be dry. I use a cotton pad, which is typically used to remove eye makeup, and pat the TAD dry. It is important. I apply a little to my clean palm and then blend by kneading with two fingers. I count to 15 or 20 as I mix. I then place it where I want and adjust as needed while it's still a little soft. Then I keep my mouth open while it gets hard. It's weird standing there with your mouth open, but I set a timer for 90-120 seconds (1.5-2 minutes) and make sure the area stays dry. Proximity to the sky makes it easier for me, but when covering lower braces, use a cotton swab or pad to keep saliva away. This is a lot easier than it seems. I had no problems, not even on the first try. I eat with him and sleep with him. I take it out to brush my teeth, but removing it is no more difficult than removing wax. It's actually easier. I often find pieces of wax after I think I've removed everything. I agree with others that the price is quite high. I hope TAD can be removed soon. Until then, I just consider it part of my orthodontic investment.