1 Pack Temporary dental decorations with metal wires, metal brackets and orthodontic ligatures, props for orthodontists to explain, props for dental students to practice. (Blue)

Would not recommend. They did not fit. It was flimsy. It was definitely a waste of money.

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I’m giving this product zero stars — honestly a total scam. I tried it and it’s impossible to use: the brackets won’t stay in place, they come loose constantly, and there’s no reliable way to fix or secure them to your teeth. The material feels cheap and flimsy, and the whole design is just poorly thought-out. If you’re considering this, save your money — it’s not usable and the results are nonexistent. What went wrong (my experience): • Brackets don’t fit or stay attached — they slip and fall off while trying to wear them. • No effective way to secure or tighten them; they move a lot during use. • Poor build quality — feels cheap and easily breaks. • Totally unusable for actual dental alignment or even just cosmetic wear. • Feels misleading compared to how it’s advertised — disappointing and frustrating. Minor positives (if I have to list any): • Packaging arrived sealed (but that’s the only redeeming thing). • If you only want to look at them in the package — they look okay in photos, but that’s it. Recommendation: Don’t buy. Try to return it, request a refund, and leave a review warning others. This product did not work for me at all — a waste of money.

Too big for my 9 years old mouth. They stuck out and did not go far enough into the mouth to look real. They also don’t clip on to teeth that don’t have back molars. Didn’t work for us.

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Could not get these in. They would not “hook” behind the molars. I worked in dentistry for 25 years.

This doesn't stay on on its own. I used a thicker wire from a notebook and some thermoplastic clay to create a retainer with the brackets which could be worn, and it worked, but all that I needed from this were the brackets, and a pack of brackets can be gotten for cheaper than this. The wire in this is completely useless. If it weren't for ingenuity and other things I already owned, the entire thing would have been useless. To make these work, take a thicker wire and bend it into a horseshoe shape, and then bend it so it goes around your back teeth. Take some needle nose pliers to put a small loop in each end of the wire, so it doesn't annoy you. Fiddle around with the wire so it sits in the middle of your teeth on the outside and close to your palate on the inside, but not so much that it digs in. Then take thermoplastic beads, and put them in very hot water to turn them into clay. Mold the clay around the wire loops on the inside, and try to flatten it out into a retainer shape. Dip the thing in hot water periodically to make it pliable again, whenever it started to get stiff. When you get close to a retainer shape, try it on, and try to suction it to the roof of your mouth. It will be hot, but not so much it will burn you hopefully (the thermoplastic loses heat faster than the metal wire, so you might want to quickly rub an icecube on the metal before trying it on. I did burn the corner of my mouth). It will take a few attempts to get it right. Once you get it right, trim any excess thermoplastic with scissors. Then you can put the brackets on with the rubber rings, or use some thin wire. Hopefully you can make it work too, but it's better to just buy a set of brackets than this, and you have to be crafty.

Great product it just didnt fit as clip ons i think they were to big in my mouth but i cut it down to my size and used teeth gem glue to hold it down overall they still look real good product👍🏽👍🏽