No, it is because they damage your gums, teeth and bite . Not to mention that they look dreadful.

@@bethm203 so far the ones I got and it's been 2 years no issues

@@carlmoore9203 from?

@@bethm203 Crap. They serve their purpose.

Correct. Even dentists are fitting these now because nobody can afford implants, crowns, and dentures. If dental care was free for everyone, people would have more options. These clip-ons started off as bite plates [mouth guards] for people who bruxate [teeth grinding] and as Invisalign braces. They're clear snap ins. Then someone got the brilliant idea to make white ones for folks who wanted improved smiles. 👍

THIS!! ⬆️⬆️⬆️⬆️⬆️⬆️⬆️⬆️⬆️

@@sodone4078 🤦‍♂️

Hello did you get the insta smile veneers if you don't mind me asking

@@MmMm-kc7ny Shiny smile.

@iatealready some people have fucked up teeth genetically. Some people without drugs, extreme sports or candy just have failing teeth.

I'm in the same boat as you. No one understands how I feel or what it's like to have to suppress feeling joy because your embarrassed about your teeth. It's a terrible existence. I'm here because my front tooth broke. I have insurance now and I'm still gonna have to cover like 95 percent of the costs. So did u end up getting these clip on veneers?

💯 Exactly!

I felt this💯💯💯

😂😂👍 Spot on!

Lol right

Losing*

Just placed an order today aswell, i hope for the best.

Dentist just quoted me £4000! For veneers.. I don’t think so! Thanks for this review I’m gonna try these for £3500 less!

Now they want £230 for just the top!…

For veneers and implants both. How the hell does insurance get away with no coverage for dental, glasses/contacts & hearing aids? Eyes, mouth & ears are body parts. All affect your health & quality of life. Mouth issues cause chewing or swallowing, migraines & other things. It’s ridiculous!

Did you look online?? There is Easy Dentures they charge $400. For full set top and bottom that you can eat with. The other place is Etsy they have already made dentures full set is $370. Both of those you can eat in. The other thing would be Amazon. They sell DYI dentures kits you make at home for $100. I am having my teeth pulled at low income dental clinic. If you are in the US you could Google low income dental care and the town you live in. There should be dental clinics near you that charge based on. Income bring check stub with you. To your appointment. I bought something that won’t work to eat in. You need something better.

It is different Matthew. With clip in veneers like this they are covering/encasing the natural tooth that sits beneath. The clip on is then restricting the saliva flow around the tooth and creating potentially an environment better suited to plaque growth. With a dental veneer, the natural tooth is modified, but it is designed to replace that tooth surface and its not then encased in the same way.

@@ElectricTeeth ok that's what I wanted to know. Thank you

@iatealready I was gonna say, it’s not hard to take them off and simply brush your teeth 🤣 wonder if he thinks the same about retainers as well 😂

@iatealready exactly

That’s just a couple of teeth as far as implants. It’s insane!

I can't even make sense of this comment? Are you a dentist? That's this bad at communicating.

They are all in it together, like car repair

Poland you say? Hmmmm I may just take a look into that. Here in San Francisco California USA After all said and done to go to a dentist and get what they call “all on 4s” or permanent snap in dentures uppers and lowers with extractions….. GET THIS $50,000-$75,000. I am not even 1% shitting you.

💯. I’m with you. I’m missing like 10 teeth and just lost a font tooth. I’m 100 getting some but not sure which company. There are 5 different companies that I have found. Probably more. I mean if dentists offered this type of product I’d have no issue pay 3x to go to a dentist and get better quality. Good luck

I don't believe we are wrong for calling him out. That's what needs to happen on a larger scale in order to get our point across. Being out of touch with what the majority needs - affordable dental care including affordable veneer options- tells me he's just another shitty dentist. I don't care if I end up having to buy clip on veneers from every single clip on veneer company before I find something satisfactory, that fits my needs. At least I'll know my money is going to companies that actually give a damn and who are trying to make decent, affordable options. The mark up on professional dental veneers is INSANE. Capitalism was never intended to role over into the medical field. Mark up "the wants" all you want. But marking up "the needs" is everything that is wrong with society.

@@HAUNTED-DOLL Even though you're disagreeing with me I still agree with almost everything you just said. Dental Care and effectively your self-esteem shouldn't be at the mercy of capitalism. As for me I found myself here because I broke my front tooth and I had failing teeth. That broken tooth had me incredibly depressed and feeling very unpresentable in a job where being presentable matters. A happy update is I am now about 6 months in to getting my top row of teeth done with implants and I am currently wearing a temporary denture and I already feel much better and finally got the hang of this denture for the most part and have felt comfortable dating again. I had to get two bone grafts, One sinus lift and a whole row of extractions and a handful of bottom teeth extracted. I'm paying $37,000. I am paying in cash so I'm getting a 3% cash discount from the oral surgeon and the dentist knocked off $1,250 for paying cash. With those "discounts" and insurance I will actually pay about 32K. I go back October 24th to get my jaw scanned to see if the bone grafts healed And then very soon after that I'll get my first implants. Then I'll wear the denture two more months then get my first implant denture than 2 months later get the permanent implant denture.

I've been looking at these. I had a bridge for a missing tooth in an accident but it became unstuck years ago and I've been gluing it back in myself. The last time it came out it took part of my tooth it was bridged to with it so I'm looking at this as a temporary solution. My point is though, in this video the guy has has not got anything wrong with his teeth and may even have vaneers, so you wouldn't even use these snapon ones on top of vaneers anyway.

So u spend 500 pounds for Halloween u rich?

Prices for tooth work, replacements, repair are F ridiculous! I'll never be able to afford real veneers or even braces really. Snap in veneers are what we can afford hey

I am afraid we have no plans to do this at this time.

What is a miswak stick?

He's talking in a video. You can't complain that he's "yapping" when you choose to watch...

A carrot, maybe?

😂

Prices are F ridiculous, I mean seriously ridiculous. Several THOUSAND pounds?! I mean what the actual f! For something so small, you could buy a damn nice car for that price, makes me so mad sorry for the rant

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Really?

Same

Possibly. It will depend on how big and the rules/conditions that Instasmile set. Their online tool should be able to advise.

@@ElectricTeeth as you can see in these comments you hit a nerve with a lot of people. They aren't mad at you, they are just very hurt people. I am one of them. It's terrible to live like this. My self esteem has been low and has plummeted since my front tooth broke Xmas Eve. Before then it was a tooth I got a root canal on so it was turning black and already causing embarrassment and some rude people to ask me about it. I think many of the commenters are wrong about your motives and I think your right that products like these could accelerate tooth problems. But I think for desperate folks in alot of emotional pain a product like this can really lift your spirits and self esteem. I just think commenters feel like you aren't able to empathize because you have good teeth and maybe can't relate to the desperate sorrow of someone with failing teeth. I've been saving for 2 years to get dental work done. No one really relates to me and this goal. Everyone's telling me I should use the money as a down payment on a house. I can't get a house, or married or have kids until I feel like I got my dental situation worked out. Once I have all those expensive things in my life I know I'm not going to be able to afford a dental payment on top of it. So for me I'm desperate enough to spend the money and if I have a nice smile it'll be worth it. But until I got this job 18 months ago there's no way I could have ever got my teeth fixed. That's what stopped me from wanting to kill myself. The fact that I got lucky and found a good union job and now can actually afford to see a dentist. I still haven't had my teeth fixed yet but I will soon and that's what keeps me going through my current depression. God bless everyone who's been suffering through a life of tooth pain and embarrassment. I hope you find your job or situation that will allow you to afford to get your teeth fixed. If I was a millionaire that's the kinda charity I would do. Because I know how profoundly having bad teeth can effect your life. You may put up with an abusive partner because you feel lucky anyone will have you. My heart hurts so bad for other people like me who don't have the resources. I grew up very poor so this job is life changing to me. I hope some other people from my class find a way to fix their teeth and have some much needed emotional relief.

Try Tens of thousands

What do you think we have got wrong Lisa?

@@ElectricTeeth well, there are two versions. The expensive ones are thicker, more durable. But the thinner ones are less expensive, and in my opinion, better. I have a full set for 500, top and bottoms. And the other ones were 900 for a full set. You are supposed to take them out often, not just leave them in. So going on about bacteria and things like that, shouldn't even be a point, cause they are not supposed to stay in like that, without proper cleaning.

Thanks for your comment. Agreed, they are supposed to be taken out often. However, it would appear some do not from our research. They like their improved smile that they get with these, therefore they keep them in for longer than is advised. When buying the thicker versions that you can eat with will lead to food particles getting into the veneers. If the user does not remove as frequently as they should and have a good oral care routine then this can be an issue.

@@lisafancyface8950 and they are both horrible.lmfao

How are you liking yours now? Are they still holding up okay? I'm thinking of getting them but I have borderline too messed up of teeth that I doubt these would work and I don't wanna throw 500 away on a whim.

Try 5-7 times the cost. ❤

Maybe if someone ran the veeners would fall out

The teeth are actually great mate

@@inspireme-hn1oh i bought one didn't fit in my teeth, and it looked like cheap plastic

@@rodimousa9503 still struggling with mine look so bulky

This con is based on the same data and experience that dental professionals have of those who wear clear braces over their teeth. The oral hygiene routine has to be great for those who wear clear braces as it does for those who wear instasmile. Failing to do so helps create an environment that can lead towards detrimental outcomes for the teeth.

You have to be kidding me. And please before you reply please understand it’s ok to be wrong. It happens. Now your statement is absurd. Obviously depending on where you live and assuming you have no dental coverage it will cost anywhere from $50-$150 per tooth just for extraction. And for the most inexpensive dentures money can buy will cost anywhere from $500-$1500 for uppers and lowers. So let’s do some math. Let’s say someone is literally missing half their teeth (and that’s a extreme case) 16 extraction $75 per extraction = $1200 + Dentures = $750 = $1950 at the very least Snap ons $1000 max. So how again would snap ons be more expensive? Maybe exaggerating? Now let’s see if your big enough to admit you wayyyyyy exaggerated? No buts,,,, or , ifs. Just a simple “Dang, didn’t realize, my bad”

@@FOPAudits ok my American friend, prepare to be amazed…. Firstly, I live in the UK where our medical treatment plans are the best in the world and far, far outweigh the ridiculous costs imposed in the US. There are 3 NHS ( National Health Service ) charge bands for dentistry:- Band 1: £25.80 Covers an examination, diagnosis and advice. If necessary, it also includes X-rays, a scale and polish (if clinically needed), and planning for further treatment. Band 2: £70.70 Covers all treatment included in Band 1, plus additional treatment, such as fillings, root canal treatment and removing teeth (extractions). Band 3: £306.80 Covers all treatment included in Bands 1 and 2, plus more complex procedures, such as crowns, dentures and bridges. I rest my case. Now please reply and admit you were ‘wrong’ 🤨

@@MrSifter Yes, but there’s a snag. You try getting a dentist who will take on NHS patients and you have no chance in the UK. And why? Because 99.9% of UK dentists are greedy bastards who don’t care about oral and dental health as long as it lines their pockets. End of.