Instyle smile vs. Snap on smile?

[bangnv]

Hi all,
I have heard about Snap on smile as a temporary cosmetic splint in many topic of DLN forum. Recently, I also see same type of this product with the name Instyle smile, InStyle : Removable Veneers.
I see it's quite similar with Snap on smile about the function and appearance but not sure the same fabrication method and material or not?
Do you have any advice?

 

[rkm rdt]

Find a method that works for you and invent your own name brand.

Mine are called Temps.

 

[rkm rdt]

Lab Guy call his..."Here,put these on and I'll buy you dinner".....:eyebrows:

 

[Shaun Keating]

I call mine Strap Ons

 

[rkm rdt]

I thought that was called a Holly Wood appliiance?

 

[Shaun Keating]

Eh hoser.....that's an appliance that women use in cities all over the world....not just Hollyweird

 

[corona]

rkm rdt .... are we required to have a 510 k registered with fda if we are going to name an appliance that we manufacture in our labs ? I had thought about giving a value based crown a spiffy name (basically a pfm to noble crown) and try to market that but i had heard that i couldnt do that without registering with the fda . what do you know about this or does anyone else know if this can be done without registering ?

 

[bangnv]

But i think the method and material between them are different. Do you think so?

 

[rkm rdt]

rkm rdt .... are we required to have a 510 k registered with fda if we are going to name an appliance that we manufacture in our labs ? I had thought about giving a value based crown a spiffy name (basically a pfm to noble crown) and try to market that but i had heard that i couldnt do that without registering with the fda . what do you know about this or does anyone else know if this can be done without registering ?

That wouldn't apply to me here in Canada.I don't think we have regulations regarding that.

 

[CoolHandLuke]

i call mine Grillz. dey da bob-omb.