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Dental jewellery Treatment
Tooth Jewelry is the latest thing to add a sparkle to your dazzling whites, you can now have a sparkling crystal glass design or something in gold or a twinkle of ruby or maybe an aquamarine blue diamond shining on your tooth.
The procedure of fixing teeth jewelry is very simple and usually takes about 10 to 15 minutes. Dentists do offer lots of fun designs to choose from crystals, diamonds and 24 carat gold. There is no drilling involved, so the jewel does not damage tooth and has no side effects. It can be easily removed without any damage to the tooth structure. Further, if one wants tooth jewelry can be fixed again at a later stage. The longevity of adhesion of these studs varies from 6 months to years.
dental jewellery is the art of placing small gemstones onto the surface of your front teeth. Gemstones may be artificial or genuine, depending on your preference. Diamonds are the most popular gemstone used for dental jewelry and are usually placed on the upper lateral incisors. Dental jewelry is an easy way to add that special flare to any smile!
How to Get Dental Jewelry?
If you are excited and ready to have dental jewelry added to your smile, your dentist can add jewels or charms to your teeth at your next visit! The procedure takes approximately 5-10 minutes. Your dentist will use a special glue to adhere the charm or jewel to your teeth, and the jewel should stay in place for around 6 months or whenever you are ready for your dentist to remove it.
No dentist can guarantee the lifespan of dental jewelry. It is a tiny accessory and requires proper brushing around the tooth, as it is eternally bonded to the tooth surface and improper cleaning can lead to tooth decay; we do not want you to have any dental problems to otherwise healthy teeth. Generally, tooth jewelry can last from a minimum of six months to a lifetime with proper dental care. Dental jewelry will last as much as you want it to be there. Tooth jewelry is reversible and that is a benefit for you because once you are bored of it, you can get it removed or replaced with another gem or color of your choice. Then, proper professional cleaning by a dental hygienist, such as scaling and polishing, can be done to maintain good dental health.
It depends on the patient and what kind of jewelry they want. Some patients will go to a cosmetic dentist, get dental jewelry placed for a special event and then get it removed, while others may want it to be a permanent part of their smile, never wanting it to come out! Either way, proper dental hygiene should be a priority because we cannot put your dental health at risk for the sake of fashion.
