Services
tooth gems
Semi-permanent procedure that entails placing jewelry on your tooth/teeth. The process uses the highest quality charms & crystals made specifically for tooth placement, as well as the highest quality dental grade products and bond to ensure the longest lasting and safest procedure.
A crystal or charm is placed on the tooth and adhered with a dental-grade bond, similar to that of braces. The tooth is cleaned prior to application. The curing process involves a light to solidify the bond.
swarovski
Single $60
Double $90
opal
$75
18K Gold
yellow $160
white $160
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faq
- You must be 18 Years or older at the time of your service. Please have a valid form of ID with you.
- Your gums and the tooth/teeth that you would like jeweled must be in good health (i.e. no abscess, cavities, plaque build up, cracks, etc.
- The tooth must be free of any other jewelry or bond at the time of your service. If you have a tooth gem on your tooth prior, a dentist must remove it for you.
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- You can drink plain water immediately after your service, but you cannot eat for a minimum of 2 hours.
- Soft foods for 24 hours. Only eating soft foods in these first 24 hours will ensure that the bond between the gem and the natural tooth is secure.
- No brushing for 12 hours. Do not use an electric toothbrush for at least 48 hours after your service.
- Do not touch or play with your new gem.
- After these timelines, it’s critical to maintain proper dental hygiene habits. Always brush and floss your teeth as directed by your dentist, and see them for professional cleanings as directed.
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faq
Does it hurt or cause any damage to my tooth? No and no! The jewel is bonded to the enamel like an orthodontic bracket without any drilling or pain.
How long does this last? The lifespan of your gem has many variables that affect it, particularly your dental hygiene habits.
Generally, they last anywhere from 6 weeks-24 months.
Can I get tooth jewelry if I have veneers or false teeth? Unfortunately not, since the bonding agent will only stick to natural teeth.
What if the gem falls off and I swallow it? The crystals have no sharp edges, and are so small that they’re very easy to swallow. They will come out “the natural way.”
How do I remove the gem if I no longer want it? If you choose to part ways with your tooth gem before its time is up, a dental professional can easily remove it. The tooth will be buffed and polished to remove any remaining bonding material.