Dental Jewellery
Teeth Jewellery Procedure
Tooth jewellery is one of the most non-invasive ways to jazz up your smile! A gorgeous smile is more than just white teeth; you can now add a sparkle and stand out of a crowd! We bond a small metal charm or jewel onto your tooth so you can give your smile the wow factor.
Bonding a small crystal or gem on your tooth has become a rising trend in today’s society. Our dentists at Blue Tooth Dental adhere a small metal charm or a crystal to your tooth. This procedure is very quick and pain free. The bonding does not cause any damage to your tooth and can be temporary or long-lasting depending on your preference. Choose between your birthstone, favourite colour or even a symbol that means something to you!
Bonding dental jewellery to your tooth must be carried out by professional dentists, using only the safest products, equipment and techniques.
Dental jewellery does not need to be pre-treated and is bonded onto the tooth in the same way as an orthodontic bracket. This ensures that the health of teeth is maintained.
Can I Feel The Jewellery On My Teeth?
Initially, anything you put on your tooth will feel strange, but our jewels are less than 0.9mm in thickness and is between 1.8mm to 3mm in diameter. After a few days, you will be used to the new addition on your tooth and you won’t even notice it’s there.
Blue Tooth Dental provides dental jewellery at an affordable price. To view our dental jewellery collection call us on 95192691 and one of our friendly team members will be more than happy to assist you.
FAQ's
Dental jewellery involves attaching small gems, crystals, or metal pieces to the tooth surface. The dentist prepares the tooth with a gentle etching technique for a strong bond using a safe adhesive. A variety of shapes, colours, and sizes are available for you to choose from without altering the tooth structure.
Yes, it is very safe when applied by a professional dentist. It does not need any drilling into the enamel, and the adhesive is designed to hold securely and allow safe removal. With good oral hygiene, the risk of decay is very low. We also provide guidance to help prevent food build-up or wear.
It typically lasts between six months and two years. With good oral hygiene, including regular brushing and flossing, you can help extend its lifespan. Avoiding very hard or sticky foods is highly recommended. Teeth grinding or tongue pressure may shorten its lifespan. Regular check-ups allow us to monitor and reapply it if required.
Yes, the dentist can easily remove it with a specialised tool without damaging the tooth. The tooth surface will also remain smooth after removal. If it becomes loose or comes off, please return to our practice for assessment and reapplication.
Not at all, the procedure is painless and usually does not require anaesthesia. It involves cleaning the tooth, preparing the surface, and bonding the jewellery using a dental adhesive and then set with a curing light. This process may take around 10–20 minutes. Although you can eat right after, it’s best to avoid hot or cold foods on the first day.
