If you wear dentures and a tooth breaks or chips, wear your spare dentures until you can visit your dentist. If you do not have a spare set or cannot get to the dentist's office soon, use cyanoacrylate (heavy-duty, quick-drying super glue) to glue the tooth or the piece of the tooth back into place.o not scrub the tooth! Place the clean tooth in your mouth between the cheek and gum to keep it moist. It is important not to let the tooth dry out. If it is not possible to store the tooth in the mouth, wrap the tooth in a clean cloth or gauze and immerse it in milk or saline solution (the solution used for contacts).
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I will assume that you are talking about a denture tooth....... You can use Super Glue ONE TIME ONLY to hold the tooth in place until it is convenient to take it for proper repair. You really must be careful to get the tooth EXACTLY in the proper position.o not use any kind of glue ,this plainly says on the tube do not put in mouth, as anyone should know you dont eat glue!You can use fixodent for temp use if it is a crown but if it is a denture tooth you have to go to a dentist. flower · 9 years ago.
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Maryland. Posts. 4,047. Don, Let the dentist glue it. When I had my temp crown put in, the dentist told me if it pops off, rinse mouth and then tooth, and use a dab of toothpaste to hold it in place until you get into the dentist to get it fixed properly.I've never tried it so you'll have to let us know how it works.aryland. Posts. 4,047. Don, Let the dentist glue it. When I had my temp crown put in, the dentist told me if it pops off, rinse mouth and then tooth, and use a dab of toothpaste to hold it in place until you get into the dentist to get it fixed properly.
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You can use Super Glue ONE TIME ONLY to hold the tooth in place until it is convenient to take it for proper repair.o not use any kind of glue ,this plainly says on the tube do not put in mouth, as anyone should know you dont eat glue!You can use fixodent for temp use if it is a crown but if it is a denture tooth you have to go to a dentist. flower · 9 years ago.
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Report Abuse. Do not use any kind of glue ,this plainly says on the tube do not put in mouth, as anyone should know you dont eat glue!You can use fixodent for temp use if it is a crown but if it is a denture tooth you have to go to a dentist.flower · 9 years ago. Thumbs up.o not use any kind of glue ,this plainly says on the tube do not put in mouth, as anyone should know you dont eat glue!You can use fixodent for temp use if it is a crown but if it is a denture tooth you have to go to a dentist. flower · 9 years ago.
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Go to the drugstore. Look for a dental fixative that is used for dentures or a dental cement that could be a bit stronger. You will see a multitude of options in the dental section of the store to repair your tooth temporarily. Put a small amount of the glue onto the piece of dental work that came off.Put the crown back onto the tooth. The glue is temporary and will only last for a day or two.It may come back out while you eat or drink.Carry a tube of the dental fixative with you, just in case it comes loose again. Call your dentist and make an appointment to see him as soon as possible.ut a small amount of the glue onto the piece of dental work that came off. Put the crown back onto the tooth. The glue is temporary and will only last for a day or two. It may come back out while you eat or drink. Carry a tube of the dental fixative with you, just in case it comes loose again.
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Super Glue is not a good choice because it’s permanent. Should you glue it on and the positioning is even slightly off, you can damage your tooth, cause bite problems, jaw pain and more, plus the tooth is more susceptible to decay. At this point, you don’t know why the crown came off.uper Glue is not a good choice because it’s permanent. Should you glue it on and the positioning is even slightly off, you can damage your tooth, cause bite problems, jaw pain and more, plus the tooth is more susceptible to decay. At this point, you don’t know why the crown came off.
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1. Superglue-yes you can superglue the tooth temporarily back on. 1  Take your denture out, dry it off, make sure the tooth goes right back in place. 2  Apply a small amount of superglue, then quickly add the tooth. 3  Give it time to dry, remove any excess material.. Superglue-yes you can superglue the tooth temporarily back on. 1  Take your denture out, dry it off, make sure the tooth goes right back in place. 2  Apply a small amount of superglue, then quickly add the tooth. 3  Give it time to dry, remove any excess material.
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I have a partial for my top front teeth and one of the teethe broke off when I got jumped. It is a clean break and I still have the tooth. What I am wondering is what would a dentist recommend to use to attach the tooth back on my partial, other than super glue. I do not have $85 for a dentist to do it and no insurance. have a partial for my top front teeth and one of the teethe broke off when I got jumped. It is a clean break and I still have the tooth. What I am wondering is what would a dentist recommend to use to attach the tooth back on my partial, other than super glue. I do not have $85 for a dentist to do it and no insurance.
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Making the world better, one answer at a time. You can buy dental glue from a Pharmacist, its quite expensive but I have one on hand in case my crown falls out and to tide me over till I can get to the dentist. I read also that some guy couldn't find an NHS dentist (UK) so he used super glue every two months instead.aking the world better, one answer at a time. You can buy dental glue from a Pharmacist, its quite expensive but I have one on hand in case my crown falls out and to tide me over till I can get to the dentist. I read also that some guy couldn't find an NHS dentist (UK) so he used super glue every two months instead.
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what is the best glue to glue your teeth back
The best glue to glue your teeth back is Cyanoacrylate. Cyanoacrylate is the best glue to glue your teeth back.