we have different stars, ovals, hearts, diamonds, squares, and rectangle shaped crystals.
- stars: clear, holographic, light pink, bright pink, purple, light blue, dark blue and green.
- hearts: clear, holographic, light pink, bright pink, purple, light blue, dark blue and green.
- ovals : clear, holographic, light pink, light blue and dark purple.
- diamonds, squares and reclangles : clear, holographic, light pink and light blue.
like braces or other dental extensions, you might feel the tooth gem at first, but your mouth will get used to it and soon you won’t notice it.
no. tooth gems are completely safe and enamel-friendly. we use professional dental adhesive, no drilling or damage. the same method is used for braces or invisalign attachments.
removal should always be done by a professional. after removal, your teeth will remain clean with no stains or marks, even after years of wearing tooth gems.
yes, you can. if you’re planning to do both, it’s best to whiten your teeth before getting your tooth gem for an even result. whitening after is also safe, just make sure to wait at least one week after your gem placement.
not at all. getting a tooth gem is quick, safe, and completely pain-free.
we don’t drill or make a hole in your tooth. we professionally clean, prep, and place the gem on the surface. most clients feel nothing.
yes. after getting a tooth gem, avoid eating for 2 hours. don’t brush your teeth for 12 hours, and stick to still water for the first 24 hours, as acidic drinks can weaken the adhesive. be careful with crunchy or sticky foods like baguette, hard candy, or biting into an apple. the aftercare is similar to what you would follow for braces.
no. if you still have glue left on your tooth, we can’t apply a new gem because the glue creates a barrier that prevents proper bonding. meaning the gem won't stay for long. the best solution is to ask your dentist for a quick polish to remove the remaining glue: it’s painless, enamel-safe, and only takes a few seconds. this professional cleaning process is the same as removing plaque, leaving your tooth smooth and ready for a new tooth gem.