Our tooth gems are a fun, safe way to add some extra sparkle to your smile. Here’s what to expect when you choose our high-quality gems:
Application Process
The application process for tooth gems is quick and painless. First, we will clean and prepare your tooth’s surface to ensure optimal adhesion. Next, we will apply a bonding agent and place the gem securely onto your tooth. After a curing light is used to set the gem in place, you’re ready to show off your new sparkle! The process is non-invasive, which means no drilling or permanent alteration of your tooth.
Potential Risks
Tooth gems are generally safe, however, there are some things to keep in mind:
Plaque Buildup: It’s important to maintain excellent oral hygiene, as gems can create slight areas where plaque may accumulate if not cleaned thoroughly.
Tooth Damage: Improper removal of a gem can lead to damage, such as enamel loss or surface scratches. Always have your gem removed by a professional.
Temporary Bonding: Our tooth gems are designed to stay on for months with proper care but are not permanent. Depending on your lifestyle and dental habits, the gem may naturally fall off over time. Avoid biting on hard items or habits that could loosen the gem.
Our tooth gems are an easy way to enhance your smile without long-term commitment, and when cared for properly, they can provide months of stunning shine!
After getting a tooth gem, taking a few simple precautions will help ensure it stays in place and keeps your smile looking fantastic. Here are some tips to keep in mind:
Avoid Eating Hard or Sticky Foods: For the first 24 hours, avoid foods that are particularly hard, chewy, or sticky, as these can dislodge or loosen the gem. Stick to soft foods to allow the bonding agent to fully set.
Be Mindful of Touching: Try not to touch or play with the gem with your tongue, as this can weaken the bond over time.
Limit Smoking and Staining Foods: For the first day, avoid smoking and consuming dark-colored foods or drinks (such as coffee, tea, or red wine) to prevent any discoloration around the bonding area.
Brush Gently: When brushing your teeth, use a soft-bristled toothbrush and be gentle around the area of the gem. Avoid brushing directly over the gem for the first 24 hours to allow it to fully set.
Maintain Good Oral Hygiene: Proper oral hygiene is key to keeping your gem sparkling and preventing plaque buildup around it. Make sure to brush and floss regularly, paying extra attention to cleaning around the gem.
