Tooth gems are small, decorative crystals or jewels that are applied to your teeth using a safe dental-grade adhesive. They are a fun and stylish way to add sparkle and personality to your smile. Tooth gems come in a variety of shapes, sizes, and colors.

Tooth gems can last anywhere from several months to a year or longer, depending on how well you care for them. They are durable, but over time, daily wear and tear may cause them to loosen. A professional can replace or reapply them as needed.

Yes, tooth gems are safe when applied by a trained professional. The adhesive used is dental-grade and does not harm the tooth or enamel. The application process is non-invasive and doesn't damage your teeth. No drilling or piercing is involved.

Tooth gems do not damage your teeth or enamel when applied correctly. The adhesive used is designed to bond temporarily without harming the tooth. However, if a tooth gem is not applied properly or removed incorrectly, it could cause minor tooth sensitivity or damage.

Yes, you can brush and floss your teeth as usual. However, it’s important to be gentle around the area with the gem to avoid dislodging it. Be sure to use a soft-bristled toothbrush to avoid causing any damage.

Yes, you can eat and drink as you normally would with a tooth gem. However, it’s advisable to avoid eating very sticky or hard foods, as these can potentially dislodge the gem. Avoid excessive sugar consumption to prevent any risk of plaque buildup.

Tooth gems can be applied to most visible teeth, but the most common placements are on the upper front teeth. Your professional will discuss the best placement options for your smile and the look you're going for.

The application of a tooth gem is a quick and easy process. A dental professional will:

• Clean and dry the tooth where the gem will be placed

• Apply a special dental adhesive

• Secure the tooth gem onto the tooth
  The process typically takes 15 to 30 minutes, and there is no pain involved.

No, the application of a tooth gem is completely painless. The process is non-invasive, and no drilling or numbing is required. You may feel a slight pressure when the gem is placed, but it should not cause any discomfort.

The application process usually takes around 15 to 30 minutes, depending on the complexity and placement. It’s a quick and simple procedure with no downtime.

Yes, we offer a wide selection of tooth gems in various colors, shapes, and sizes. You can choose a gem that best matches your personal style and preference.

To maintain your tooth gem:

• Avoid biting or chewing on hard objects (like ice or hard candy)

• Brush your teeth gently around the gem with a soft-bristled toothbrush

• Avoid using abrasive or whitening toothpaste directly on the gem

• Clean your gem regularly with water (avoid harsh chemicals or alcohol-based mouthwashes)

If your tooth gem falls off, don’t worry! It can be reapplied by a professional. It’s best to contact your technician for a reapplication appointment, as they will safely reattach it using the appropriate dental-grade adhesive.

While it's tempting, we do not recommend removing your tooth gem yourself. If you wish to remove the gem, it should be done by a professional who can safely remove it without causing damage to your tooth or enamel.

No, if your tooth gem is removed properly, there will be no permanent marks or stains left on your tooth. The adhesive is designed to be gentle and should not damage the enamel. However, if you notice any discoloration, it can be cleaned by a professional.

Yes, tooth gems can be applied to teeth with braces, although the process may be a little more limited due to the presence of the brackets. Your technician will guide you on the best placement options and considerations.

Yes, tooth gems are safe for most people, including those with sensitive teeth. The application process is non-invasive, and the adhesive used does not cause sensitivity. However, if you have a history of tooth sensitivity, it’s always a good idea to consult your dentist first.

Tooth gems are typically suitable for teens and adults. However, parental consent and approval are required for minors, and it’s important to ensure the child’s teeth are healthy enough for the procedure.