Dental repair kit ?

[eldudereno]

A largish white filling has fallen out again between my top front teeth and I'm now looking like one of those hillbillies out of Deliverance.
Has anyone used a dental repair kit and if so are they any good?

This one looks pretty good but the filling material needs to be white.

http://www.amazon.co.uk/s/ref=nb_ss_/026-2075213-6...

thanks

[tomTVR]

Looks good to me, also consider a dentist.

[Flintstone]

DIY dentistry? Are you mad?!

Given how much effort goes in to ensuring that caviies are drilled out clean and then filled with no voids how on earth would you do it yourself and risk decay?

[eldudereno]

tomTVR said:

Looks good to me, also consider a dentist.

Will make an appointment so it would just be a quick fix.

[SeeFive]

You can get Temperin from your local chemist. I have used it in the past whilst away, and always carry it with me when I am out of the country just in case. My dentist said that it was as good as his temporary stuff, and is no problem to remove and fix properly once in the chair.

[eldudereno]

Thanks, will check it ou.

[Flintstone]

Sheeesh, I thought you meant it as a permanent job. Had me worried.

[OllieC]

is it safe ?

[eldudereno]

OllieC said:

is it safe ?

ha ha

[OllieC]

eldudereno said:

OllieC said:

is it safe ?

ha ha

someone had to say it, i make no pretentions as to my originality

[Rach*]

They sell some temp filling kits in Boots, they do usually contain oil of cloves that would start to settle toothache, usually tippex white in colour so you'll want to get to your dentist asap