Losing a tooth or two already messes with your self-esteem and the last thing you want is to get scammed by some internet “solution” that promises a confident smile but ends up delivering plastic disappointment.
That’s how I felt after trying Smileasego Dentures, a product I can only describe as a glorified arts-and-crafts project disguised as dental care. I was skeptical going in, and honestly? I should have trusted my gut. Here’s exactly what went down.
What Is Smileasego Dentures Supposed to Do?
Smileasego advertises itself as a miracle solution: DIY, moldable, heat-activated plastic that fills in for missing teeth at a fraction of the cost of real dentures. Their claims?
- “Custom-fit dentures in minutes”
- “No dental visits needed”
- “Realistic and secure”
- “Affordable smile transformation”
It’s pitched as an easy fix for missing teeth all from the comfort of home.
Sounds great until you actually try it.
Why I Tried Smileasego
I’ll admit it, I was looking for a cheap, temporary way to fill a visible gap. I wasn’t expecting miracles, just something passable for Zoom calls or quick errands.
I ordered Smileasego after seeing flashy TikToks and Instagram ads. It was under $50, and I figured, worst case, I waste some money. And that’s exactly what happened.
My Experience Using Smileasego Dentures
I ordered Smileasego on a whim after seeing a few TikTok influencers rave about how it “changed their smile in minutes.” The website made it seem foolproof and easy, heat the beads, mold the denture, pop it in. I wasn’t expecting professional results, just something manageable until I could afford a real partial. I figured for $40 or so, what’s the harm? Turns out, the harm was in the trying.
When the kit arrived (late, by the way), the packaging was flimsy and looked nothing like the sleek product images online. Inside was a small pouch of hard white beads and an instruction sheet that looked like it had been printed on a broken printer. The directions were vague and poorly translated, but I followed them: heat water, drop in the beads, wait for them to turn clear, then scoop out the goo before it hardens.
This is where the disaster really began. As soon as I pulled the melted beads from the hot water, the material started to harden fast. I barely had ten seconds to try shaping it before it went stiff. I attempted to press it against the gap in my teeth, hoping it would mold around my gums and neighboring teeth like it claimed. But the result? It looked like a lumpy piece of chewing gum, too white, too bulky, and completely unnatural.
I tried remelting and remolding it four times, thinking maybe I just needed to get the hang of it. But every attempt gave me the same result: a fake-looking, uncomfortable mess that did more harm than good to my confidence.
Major Cons
- Terrible fit. There’s no real customization as it hardens before you can shape it properly.
- Unnatural color. The white is too bright and looks fake, especially next to real teeth.
- Uncomfortable and loose. It didn’t stay in unless I clenched my jaw.
- No durability. One bend and it cracks. Good luck lasting a full day, let alone weeks.
- Zero refunds. Their “return policy” is a joke, they dodge emails and offer partial store credit at best.
What Other Customers Say
After my disaster of an experience, I went digging and I found dozens of similar complaints:
- “Felt like melted plastic in my mouth.”
- “Didn’t fit, didn’t stay in, looked ridiculous.”
- “Wasted my money. Company won’t reply.”
- “Looks like something from a Halloween costume.”
A few people managed to make it work for short-term appearances (like photos), but no one was genuinely happy using these long-term.
Alternatives
If you’re serious about fixing a missing tooth, skip the gimmicks and consider:
- Snap-On Smile
- Instant Smile Comfort Fit Flex
- DenSureFit Denture Reline Kit
Conclusion:
Let’s not sugarcoat this: Smileasego is a scammy plastic trick dressed up like a dental breakthrough. It doesn’t look real. It doesn’t feel good. It doesn’t do what it promises. If you’re in a vulnerable spot and looking for hope, I get it but this isn’t it. Lumogaze preys on desperation with flashy ads, vague language, and zero accountability.
Also Read – Uncovered – Uszeu.com Review: 5 Solid Reasons Why This Is A Crypto Scam Platform!