Tooth Gems
Tooth gems are small crystals, gems, or metal designs that are attached to the surface of a tooth for decorative purposes. They are non-invasive and temporary, offering a unique way to enhance your smile.
Tooth gems are applied using dental adhesive, similar. The surface of the tooth is cleaned and prepared, and the gem is bonded to the tooth using a curing light.
No, the application of tooth gems is painless. It is a non-invasive process that doesn’t involve drilling or altering the tooth structure.
Tooth gems can last anywhere from 6 months to a couple of years, depending on factors like the adhesive used, your oral hygiene habits, and your diet. Some may fall off sooner if not cared for properly.
Yes, you can and should continue to brush your teeth as normal. Tooth gems do not affect brushing or regular oral hygiene. However, it’s important to brush gently around the gem to avoid dislodging it.
When applied and removed properly, tooth gems should not cause any permanent damage to your teeth. The adhesive used is safe and the process is reversible.
Yes, you can eat normally with a tooth gem. However, it’s recommended to avoid biting into hard or sticky foods directly on the gem, as this could dislodge it.
Tooth gems are small and typically do not affect speech. However, it may take a day or two to get used to the feeling of having the gem on your tooth.
Tooth gems are safe when applied by a trained professional using dental-grade adhesive. It’s important to avoid DIY kits, which may increase the risk of damaging your teeth or using unsafe materials.
Yes, tooth gems can be applied to veneers or crowns, but the bond may not be as strong as with natural teeth.
