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They could improve by not telling lies about all the so called people who are very impressed with what they got.
have seen better teeth in the local joke shop the advertisement says full dentures and all you get is a strip with teeth attached and a handful of thermoplastic beads how they are allowed to get away with this is ridiculous
Nothing like I ordered 2flimsy strips instead of full dentures. Useless buy.
Where do I start? There nothing like as described and fake pictures, I thought I bought full denture set, instead I got 2 plastic strips which is no good if you have no teeth, don't waist your time or money on these.
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