Are these trays mold-able to your teeth? And are they the best trays to use?
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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.
142896
They are mold-able when placed in a glass of hot water for a few seconds. These trays are pretty good.
142897
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.
486672
You'll need trays made for your mouth either from your dentist or you can get some DIY trays here on Amazon. Once you have the trays, use the syringe of whitening gel and place a small dot of the gel in each tooth indension of the tray. If this doesn't help, you may be able find more detailed instructions on the internet.
1936996
There is nothing in the instruction booklet or imprinted on any of the parts that indicate they are dishwasher safe so my assumption (as dangerous as that can be) that they are NOT dishwasher safe. The trays are not very card to clean and I really prefer to clean them by hand as there are a lot of openings that could trap bits of whatever you're processing. I've used mine almost daily since receiving it and really like the unit. I've had no trouble with it. Give it a shot.
934672
I got mine from my dentist. You can get trays at the drug store also but they do not fit as well as the ones custom made by a dentist.
1402006
This is a very nice silicone tray, however, I was a little surprised at the size of the cavities. They are very small. I make wax melts with this tray. Hope this helps.
2002317
Whatever your mold looks like when you send it to the company is a perfect image of what will be returned. I've had several trays made by dentists and by far, these were the best fitting. When you get your trays you can skip putting whitening gel in the area where the tooth is missing.
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I also have professional upper and lower trays. They are excellent fits and comfortable and very durable. In fact, I wear them every night as I have a "teeth clenching" issue and they solved it. They are over $300 by the time the dentist does the mold and sends it in to have the trays made. I have always used the teeth whitener overnight. The 10% Opalescence didn't to take care of it. But perhaps once you get your teeth whitened, the 10% would work as a periodic maintenance to keep the teeth white.
1296720
No. These are bitter-sweet chocolates. I was disappointed in these because I followed the directions to the letter, but the chocolate stuck to my molds and I had to use hot water to wash the whole mess down the sink. If you want to mold candy, just go to the crafts store or Walmart and buy that chocolate for a lot less.
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No real tips for the tray. It the problem is that it isn't form-fit you could always try re-sizing it. But it is a challenge to leave the trays in for 15-30 minutes as directed. I just got the kit today and I'm planning on doing the pen every morning and night after I brush my teeth, and doing the bleach trays once a day at the most convenient time (whether that be during the morning or evening). Sadly there are LOT of fake reviews for this product but due to the low cost I'm giving this a shot. Let me know how the product works out for you, "XL".
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Yes definitely. They just give you two mold kits for you to mix and sink your teeth into. It would be totally up to you what you decide to mold with each one. They just make retainers to cover both molds.
1196659
Yes you do need a tray but it's best to have your dentist make one from a mold of your own teeth so it fits correctly. I get two uses from each syringe for both top and bottom.
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I keep the trays in around 30 minutes. I do it daily for a week. It might take 2 weeks depending on how white you want tour teeth. I also coat my gums with petroleum jelly to prevent burning them. I try not to drink coffee or red wine. If I do, I put the trays in that night.
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O'h dear.There is nothing I can find on the package that says anything about invisalign trays. I have an idea it might be too strong. The best person to ask is your dentist. I would hate to see them ruined. Sorry
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First try them as they are. My guess is they will work just fine. Then, very carefully sharpen the edges of some of the tools (I did) and I wouldn't be surprised if you could do your own dentistry work. I have used them for finishing plaster of Paris castings, soap carving, and a number of other materials and I've had not problems at all. They were a good investment.
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Hi, I have had them for a year now without any problems. If your teeth don't move and you take care of them they should last. I don't see any wear after one year. They keep your teeth mold so you can just order a new set without molding again. I had braces so my teeth are fairly straight and that should make for a even mold. Follow instructions for making the mold will make a great mouth piece. The mouth piece is a softer material that fits so tight to your teeth that when you want to take them out they are stuck on your teeth.Bruce
353165
No they do not come with mouth trays. I use the ones my dentist made for me. However, generic ones can be bought at Walmart.
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Hello, We offer them in several styles, we offer the Dental lab made custom trays that are made custom for your teeth, and then we offer the 5-pc gel pack with the trays for a dollar more than the gels that are 24.99 Please see the links below, Have a great day! http://www.amazon.com/Recommended-Professional-SENSITIVITY-Guarantee-PROCESSING/dp/B008KNCSIG/ref=sr_1_3?s=hpc&ie=UTF8&qid=1398891219&sr=1-3 http://www.amazon.com/Sensitivity-Recommends-Irritation-Applicator-Satisfaction/dp/B00FA1TUCS/ref=pd_sbs_hpc_5?ie=UTF8&refRID=0492XMRYZX3SCFFN99BA