I have the dental molds from recent work done for a bridge. Can I just send them in?
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I don't think so, since they send the whole kit to you. It's not hard to make the molds and mail in.
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Yes indeed you can. Actually that is its most common use. I would recommend using a little bit of mold releasing compound if you are going to be casting detailed pieces. I average about 15 really good resin pieces from my molds when using this product.
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I buy the same stuff that dentists use. I bought some through Amazon from a company called OrthoBands.
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You should be able to mold it into your dentures as a temporary solution until you can get a permanent fix from your dentist.
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The amount of parts you can get from te mold depends on the complexity of the piece and the material you are using to make the parts. The cured mold can last for quite some time if it is stored properly. The uncured material needs to be used within 30 days of being opened or 6 months unopened. Please call toll-free at 1(877)342-8860 for further questions or concerns. Thank you.
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They send you two sets of molding clay and you just put them on your teeth and ship them back. Very easy process.
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You could probably use them to carve Plaster of Paris, however, it would be slow going. You'd probably be better served using a Foredom or Dremel tool with a burr to carve plaster. These tools were intended (and usually used) for carving wax models when casting dental crowns and appliances...They are stiff, but not completely inflexible (and it depends upo the specific tool). They are not stiff like wood carving chisels or gouges.
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Yes. There are instructions included in the kit to mold them to your teeth. Best? I think that is more personal preference really. Some prefer a soft mouth tray and others prefer a stiff one.
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I highly doubt it. I have about a foot of the molding leftover and will try it out when I get home from work.
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They are designed to be reusable. Just use a plyer to pull out the pushed in wires from the teeth.
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That same thing happened to my daughters retainer too but unfortunately No you can't from what they told me they have to send u out a new mold kit its very easy to mid n fill mouth tray to get impressions they send the return packaging and everything for u to send your teeth mold impressions back so they can make a new retainer from your mold n get back to you my daughter got her retrained within 2-2 1/2 weeks it looks just like her original retainer she first had but a lot cheaper lol
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I've seen it done with 2 part pastic resins on a review on brush4hire.com the reviewer pointed out the thermal reaction from the resin setting can cause your mold to warp so let it set completely before you remove your cast.
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You can woth most silicone molds, but I would double check with the company, they are really helpful.
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Yes, you absolutely can. The great thing about this product is that it molds, so you can actually mold it around existing teeth parts/fragments. :)
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not from the seller but u can take them to be engraved since there copper ur good to go :)
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Yes, you can make fake teeth mold with it. Once you make the teeth mold, you have to fill the mold with non-toxic medium. Find out if you can put the fake teeth in your mouth. Make sure mold material is non-toxic also.
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Yes they are. Just dip them in hot water for a few seconds, then put them in your mouth pushing them down on your teeth to mold to your teeth. Product works very well also.