Tooth Jewelry

What is Tooth Jewelry?

Tooth jewelry involves the application of small, decorative pieces to the surface of your teeth, typically made from materials like Swarovski crystals, diamonds, or gold. These gems are bonded to the tooth enamel with a safe, durable adhesive, providing a non-permanent way to accessorize your smile. Tooth jewelry is customizable, with options ranging from tiny crystals to more elaborate designs, allowing you to create a look that matches your style.

Types of Tooth Jewelry

• Swarovski Crystals
• Gold and Silver Designs
• Diamonds
• Other Decorative Stones
• No Food Restrictions

How to Care for Your Tooth Jewelry

• Good Oral Hygiene: Continue brushing your teeth twice a day and flossing regularly. Be gentle around the jewelry, using a soft-bristled toothbrush to avoid damaging or loosening the piece.
• Regular Dental Check-ups: Avoid biting down on hard foods or objects, such as ice or hard candy, which can damage both your tooth jewelry and your teeth.
• Protect from Staining Foods: While tooth jewelry itself may not stain, it’s still important to avoid excessive consumption of staining foods and drinks (like coffee, tea, or red wine) to maintain the overall appearance of your teeth.
• Remove Jewelry if Needed: If you no longer want your tooth jewelry or if it becomes loose, contact your dentist for removal. The process is simple, and your dentist will safely remove the jewelry without causing damage to your teeth.

Benefits of Tooth Jewelry

• Enhances Appearance
• Non-Permanent
• Customizable
• No Damage to Teeth
• Express Your Personality