Will I feel the gem in my mouth?

Yes! You will feel something new on your tooth, but after a few days you will get used to the feeling.

How long will the jewelry stay on my teeth?

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

Does the application procedure hurt?

Not at all! The procedure of applying tooth gems is safe and easy, no drilling is required. The process takes approximately 10-15 minutes. Our trained professionals use a dental grade etch and adhesive to bond the tooth gems to the tooth. An LED light is used to cure the adhesive to ensure a long lasting bond. The process is very similar to the technique for attaching traditional braces to teeth.

How do I remove the tooth gem when I no longer want it?

They are meant to fall off naturally. We do not offer tooth gem removal. They may be removed at any time by your dentist or dental hygienist. 

Can I still have my teeth cleaned by a dental professional?

Yes, they can just clean around the gem. Always practice good dental hygiene.

Will the gem harm my tooth?

No, it's perfectly safe. You can be sure our tooth gem technicians are trained in their professional application and are using the highest quality dental grade materials.

Can I get a tooth gem on my crown or veneer?

Tooth gems cannot be applied to any artificial tooth surface such as crowns, caps, veneers or dentures.

What are Swarovski / Preciosa / Serenity Crystals?

Genuine Swarovski / Preciosa / Serenity Crystals are lead free and non-toxic. They do NOT contain dangerous plastics or acrylics and are safe for oral use. They are stain resistant with a flat back and foiled platinum surface.

WHAT DO I DO IF I NEED TO RESCHEDULE?

If you need to cancel or reschedule your appointment, please email me at smilesofroyalty@yahoo.com or text 405-345-1126 at least 24 hours before your appointment time or you can cancel through the link in your appointment confirmation email, you can also contact me directly through Instagram or Facebook.

SOME FACTORS INFLUENCE HOW LONG A TOOTH GEM STAYS IN PLACE:

• Application Method
• Material Type
• Oral Hygiene
• Eating Habits
• Tooth Grinding (Bruxism)
• Frequent Tongue or Finger Touching
• Use of whitening products
• Dental Health

** To maximize the lifespan of your tooth gem, avoid hard foods, and maintaining oral hygiene

DAILY ORAL HYGIENCE ROUTINE:

• Brush gently 2x a day
• Use a non-abrasive toothpaste
• Floss carefully
• Rinse with alcohol-free mouthwash

FOODS & HABITS TO AVOID:

• Skip hard & crunchy foods
• Avoid sticky foods
• Reduce acidic & sugary drinks
• Don't bite nails or use teeth as tools
• Avoid excessive tongue or finger biting

CLEANING & MAINTENANCE TIPS:

• Visit a dentist for professional cleaning
• Use a water flosser for better cleaning
• Be cautious with teeth whitening treatments
• Check for loosening regularly
• Avoid DIY repairs
• Get professional removal when needed

** Treat your tooth gem like fine jewelry - handle with care, keep it clean, and avoid habits that could shorten its lifespan! 

HOW LONG DOES A TOOTH GEM LAST?

They usually last 6 months - 1 year, depending on the adhesive used and oral habits. 

CAN YOU USE MOUTHWASH WITH TOOTH GEMS?

Yes, but avoid alcohol-based mouthwashes as they can weaken the adhesive and shorten the gems lifespan

CAN I WHITEN MY TEETH WITH A TOOTH GEM?

Yes, but whitening treatments will only affect the exposed enamel, leaving an uneven color after removal. Whitening It best done before getting a tooth gem

CAN YOU CHEW GUM WITH TOOTH GEMS?

Yes, but avoid sticky or hard gums as they can loosen the adhesive and dislodge the gem. (Sugar-free gum is a better option)

WHY DID MY TOOTH GEM FALL OFF?

A tooth gem may fall off due to poor bonding, weak adhesive, eating habits, or improper oral care.

ARE TOOTH GEMS SAFE FOR YOUR TEETH?

Tooth gems are generally safe, but improper application or poor oral hygiene can lead to enamel damage or plaque buildup

WHO CANNOT GET A TOOTH GEM?

Tooth gems are not recommended for individuals with:

• weak enamel 
• gum disease 
• braces 
• untreated cavities 

CAN I BRUSH MY TEETH WITH TOOTH GEMS?

Yes, you can brush your teeth, but you should use a soft-bristled toothbrush and gentle strokes to avoid loosening the gem. Proper hygiene is essential to prevent plaque buildup around the gem

ARE TOOTH GEMS HARD TO REMOVE?

No, removing a tooth gem before it naturally falls off should ONLY be done by a dental professional. Attempting to remove them yourself can damage enamel or leave residue. Professional removal ensures the tooth remains healthy and undamaged

POTENTIAL RISKS & COMPLICATIONS

• ENAMEL DAMAGE - Poor application or removal techniques can weaken or scratch the tooth enamel
• RISK OF SWALLOWING - If the gem falls off accidently, it can be swallowed, though it usually passes naturally
• TOOTH DECAY - Food and bacteria can accumulate around the gem, increasing the risk of cavities
• GUM IRRITATION - Poorly placed gems may cause discomfort or irritation to the gums
• ALLERGIC REACTIONS - Some individuals may experience allergic reactions to the adhesives or metal components
• TOOTH SENSITIVITY - The bonding process can sometimes make teeth more sensitive, especially if the enamel is weakened 
• CHOKING HAZARD (FOR KIDS) - Small gems pose a choking risk, especially for children
• LOOSENING OR FALLING OFF - Improper bonding or frequent touching can cause the gem to detach prematurely
• BACTERIAL GROWTH - If not cleaned properly, bacteria can build up around the gem, leading to bad breath and infections
• DAMAGE FROM DIY KITS - Using non-dental adhesives like super glue can severely damage teeth and gums
• PROFESSIONAL REMOVAL REQUIRED - Attempting to remove a bonded gem at home can lead to enamel damage or chipping
• IMPACT ON DENTAL TREATMENTS - Some procedures like whitening or fillings may be difficult with a tooth gem in place
• GRINGING & ACCIDENTAL DAMAGE - People who grind their teeth (bruxism) may put extra pressure on the gem, leading to damage or detachment