Tooth Jewellery 3 ( Basic FAQs )

Posted on Jan 9 2012 - 8:21pm by Deb
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Tooth jewelry FAQ.s

How does the Jewel sparkle?


Our Crystal Teeth Jewels are glass crystals, made in Germany. Their flat back is surfaced with a special coating to create a sparkle and shine like a diamond.

How long will the tooth Jewel last?


A Tooth Jewel applied on a natural tooth will stay on until you decide to have it removed again. Based on our experience it will certainly stay on for 6 months up to a few years.

Can I feel the Jewel on my tooth?


The Tooth Jewels are only 0.4mm or 0.9mm thick and 1.8mm to 3mm in diameter. Initially something on your tooth will feel different, but a few days after the application you will get used to the new feeling.

Will the Jewel harm my tooth?


No! The Jewel is bonded to the enamel like a orthodontic bracket (braces) or a filling to your front tooth, without any drilling or pain. The procedure and removal can be compared to the placement and removal of orthodontic brackets. When it is removed it it simply popped off and the tooth will be polished to remove any remaining bonding material.

Does the Jewel impede brushing?


No, the presence of the gem will not make any difference regarding dental hygiene. However, it is recommended not to use an electrictooth brush for the first 24 hours after the Jewel has been attached.

Can I still have my teeth cleaned by my dentist/hygienist?


Yes, you can and should still have your teeth cleaned by a professional. Teeth Jewelry will not cause a problem for the hygienist cleaning your teeth. The area underneath the Jewel is sealed like a filling and will not let in any bacteria. The hygienist can easily polish on top and around the Jewel with a soft point.

What if the Jewel falls off and I swallow it?


The Jewels are tiny glass crystals. They have no sharp edges. It will basically come out “the natural way” the same as it went inside your body.

Removing Tooth Jewelry


The jewel is removed the same way as an orthodontic bracket is and the enamel will not be harmed. After your dentist removes the gem, the tooth needs to be polished, which takes away any remaining bonding materials

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  1. Anita June 11, 2012 at 1:26 pm - Reply

    I am looking 4 a place close to me to put on another tooth jewellery. Staying in Mountain View Pretoria

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