Tooth Gems Jewelry

Crystals and gold are bonded to your tooth using dental grade adhesive  and uv light curing. The process is similar to installing and  orthodontic bracket. And is both painless and relatively fast. There is  no drilling involved, and the process is semi-permanent. 

YES! Whitening first will lessen any discoloration when your gem  eventually comes off or is removed. Whitening over your gem can also  weaken the bond, so it’s always a good idea to do a whitening first. We  can usually do both in one appointment, just mention this when you book! 

There are a lot of factors that go into longevity. Gems can stay on  anywhere between a few months to a year. Brushing hard, chewing  hard candies, wearing retainers or injury to the mouth can impact a bond  causing it to weaken. These factors may shorten the lifespan of your  jewelry. 

An office visit to your dentist should be really simple to remove the  gem and buff the adhesive off of your tooth. We do not do removals.

Yes. We only use certified advanced swarovski, lead-free crystals and  quality gold designed for dental installation. Should these materials be  swallowed, they are safe to pass normally. 

Charms, crystals and gems can only be bonded on organic material which excludes  veneers, dentures or gold teeth. Teeth should be in good health. If you  are prone to sensitivity (like drinking cold water), you may experience  some increased sensitivity with the gold or crystal piece. If you are  unsure, please consult with your dentist. 

You cannot bring any outside gems into the studio for application. We  would have no way of verifying that it is quality material and cannot  take responsibility for use of any outside materials.  

In Order to get tooth gems, you must legally be 18 years of age. You can bring a parent or legal guardian with you and have them give parental consent and fill your  paperwork out for you.