Easy DentureReviews of easydenture.com

I think a lot of people are getting the wrong website, if you're receiving a plastic set of front teeth and a little bag of plastic balls that's not easy denture!! The set I received was a moldable set of decent looking dentures for $400, a traditional set runs around 4500! So come on, however the little plastic Halloween teeth with the plastic balls that's not them. Go to easy denture on YouTube there's a guy that demonstrates and order from there! Still do your homework but don't be fooled by other companies. I made that mistake too before I actually found the website. Important note, I ordered mine right after a full mouth extraction and they didn't work. I had to go back and have an Alveoplasty, to remove all the bone sticking out everywhere, so of course nothing was going to work until I had that done. Now that my gums are smooth and back to normal I will be ordering a new set of these soon!

I ordered these from their direct web site..I have a very small and narrow mouth. I love the size of the upper teeth.. however the lower teeth do not exactly match the fit to the upper, and they have a Grey tone to them. Honestly these are very comfortable and boiling them and squeezing them inward helped a ton! I also trimmed and dremmeled mine to where they fit prefect. The suction is amazing and these are incredible compared to no teeth!!! I just wish they made them whiter and the bottom teeth even to match the tops for chewing better. I'm very content with my purchase. Also it definitely needs the back molars!! Please fix that! If they added back molars I'd give them closer to 5 stars!!!

Give it a Try I was skeptical about these, as many others are, I am sure. However, since my lower dentures broke 2 weeks ago, I needed a quicker and more inexpensive solution, at least for the short term. After thinking for a good couple weeks, checking out reviews, and what others had to say, I was confident that it would be worth a try. $200 to have bottom teeth again would be a God send, and if it was possible, I was willing to step out onto that limb. I received my teeth today, right on time, as promised. (I paid for the 3 day shipping, for about $14. Worth it, I promise you). At first, they seemed quite alien to me compared to my top dentures, that had been custom made in 2020. Again, I was apprehensive, but no risk, no gain. I followed the instructions to the letter, no step was missed, and found that I was fairly happy with the teeth. They're certainly better than having nothing there at all, or trying to wear an improperly glued back together denture that caused excruciating pain. They are comfortable, although appearances can be deceiving. Before being boiled, they look and feel like hard plastic. How could such a thing possibly be comfortable? It's all in the material they create it from. It's extremely flexible....think of a really strong Fruit Rollup or Silly Putty. I was able to manipulate, pull, push, fold, and remove excess pieces of the "gum" portion of the denture. It is not a difficult process; the challenge (and it's really not a challenge) was in tweaking them to my preference and comfort. It took me about 4 boilings to achieve what I am satisfied with, and it was not as messy or complicated as one would assume. I am pleased with it, it will certainly be a good backup denture. My qualms with it are about the size of the teeth themselves; they are a bit small for an adult human, and they only contain one molar on each side. I suppose if you know how to chew with your middle teeth, that's not a big deal, but it's something I, personally, will have to adjust to, and was a little disappointed by. (Not that I need the extra weight; perhaps this will be a good diet plan....LOL). Those are honestly the only negatives I can think of as of yet. I am currently wearing them for the first time, and they feel good on my gums....nothing feels hard, nothing is poking, it feels cushy. It lines up better with my uppers, as well, although there's a noticeable difference in teeth size, since my tops are a traditional denture. However, if you have a small mouth, as I do, buy the small/medium. In spite of the teeth size, that's the best option since there is a lot of excess "gum" to trim (you can use scissors or even your hands to pull away excess material; it's like pulling bubble gum) and the larger size would likely prove to be too bulky for your mouth. I really like the fact that it molds to the needs of my mouth, and the changing needs. I can adjust when necessary, up to 20 times, and I do not need as much denture adhesive because I have a snugger fit. So, as far as cosmetics are concerned, I am satisfied. I would suggest to the company that they consider adding a second molar and to slightly increase the size of the teeth for the S/M size. Aside from that, they are worth a try. They are not a scam nor are they just plastic junk Halloween teeth. They are functional dentures, just a little different than what we've been used to for the last hundred years. Now that I know how simple it is, I plan to buy a pair of top teeth, as well, just in case. In the mean time, this will give me the time I need to get my originals fixed, although I could probably use these permanently if I wanted to. Give it a shot. And be PATIENT. It's not hard, but personalizing them for YOU takes a little time. Thank you, Easy Denture!