TOOTH GEMS
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Offering professional tooth gem application to add a subtle sparkle to your smile. Tooth gems are small crystals or jewels temporarily attached to your teeth without causing damage or pain.
Visit us at Lake Anne Plaza to add some sparkle to your greatest accessory, your smile!
Using only top-quality tooth gems and dental-grade adhesives, the same trusted by dentists, to keep your teeth safe and undamaged.
Choose from a wide variety of:
Swarovski Crytals
Genuine Opal
and 18k Yellow and White Gold
A small golden bunny-shaped object embedded in black and shiny granular material within a clear circular container, placed on a textured black surface.
Close-up of a smiling person showing jewelry on teeth and lip, with some foam and bubbles on lips and teeth.
Close-up of human teeth with gold dental jewelry, including a cross and a bunny.
Close-up of a person's mouth showing upper and lower teeth with small decorative gems on the lateral incisors.
Close-up of a smile showing teeth with a small heart-shaped dental jewelry on one of the upper front teeth.
Small gold cherry-shaped jewelry piece inside a transparent container with black foam padding, surrounded by other similar containers.
Close-up of a person's mouth with some teeth showing, including two teeth with colored stickers, one black and one yellow.
Close-up of a person's open mouth showing teeth and a small gold lightning bolt ring on one upper front tooth.
Close-up of a person's open mouth showing yellowed upper teeth, one with a dental implant or crown, surrounded by facial hair and lipstick.
A pink LED facial treatment device, a red facial mask with a turquoise ring, and a black and red facial massage tool on a dark surface with framed artwork on the wall in the background.
Close-up of four blue and white circle beads with black centers inside a clear plastic container, surrounded by other similar containers.
Close-up of a person’s mouth showing discolored teeth, with one tooth covered in glittery gold nail polish and rhinestones, and one tooth appearing worn or damaged.
A dental model showing teeth with decorative colored and metallic beads on the front teeth.
Close-up of a smiling woman wearing glasses, showing her teeth with silver braces, wearing pink lipstick.
Close-up of a woman smiling, showing her teeth, with a nose ring and curly hair.
Close-up view of a transparent container with small black particles and five tiny gemstones, including two red and three green, on top of a textured black surface.
Close-up of a smiling man showing his teeth with braces and decorative rhinestones, with facial hair including a moustache and beard.
Close-up of a person's smile showing upper and lower teeth.
Close-up of a child's smiling mouth showing their front teeth, some of which are growing in or missing.
Close-up of teeth, with a decorative iridescent cross sticker on the front tooth.
Two small holographic cross stickers on a dark textured surface.
Close-up of a person smiling with colorful eye makeup, multiple facial piercings, and a choker necklace.
A silver U-shaped object and a sliced cake with layers of yellow, pink, and dark brown on a dark surface.
Person pulling lip to show upper and lower teeth with dental jewelry and colorful details.
Close-up of a person's mouth with a small cross-shaped sticker on one tooth and a nose piercing with a small stone.
Close-up of person's mouth with a gold crown dental implant on upper front tooth.
FAQs
What are tooth gems?
A tooth gem is a semi-permanent, painless procedure that entails placing jewelry on your tooth/teeth using dental grade adhesive. They are non -invasive and temporary, meaning they can be easily removed by a dentist without causing any damage to the tooth.
How long will tooth gems last?
Tooth gems can last anywhere between one month to one year. The longevity of tooth gems depends entirely on the individual. The natural acidity of your saliva and diet will affect how long it lasts. This also depends on your at home care, the size of the gem, and placement on the tooth.
Will they harm my teeth?
No, it’s perfectly safe. Our tooth gem tech is professionally trained in the application and uses only the highest quality dental-grade materials. However, please note that tooth gems cannot be applied to artificial tooth surfaces like crowns, caps, veneers, or dentures.
Can I still brush my teeth?
After applying the gem, avoid brushing directly over it for the first 24 hours. After that, wait at least 48 hours before using an electric toothbrush. Regularly brush and practice good dental hygiene to prevent any buildup around the gem.
Is there anything I can’t eat or drink with a tooth gem?
Only within the first 24 hours, allowing the bond to fully set. Immediately after application, there is no eating or drinking anything but water for the first 1-2 hours. Aftercare instructions will be discussed and provided to you, and can be see here.
What if the tooth gem does fall off?
Don’t worry, this too shall pass…
They are lead free and non-toxic.