Gem kit are a temporary way to add a touch of sparkle to your smile. These professional tooth gem kits can last anywhere from the time of application until they naturally fall off or are removed, typically up to 2 weeks. The duration may vary, being sometimes shorter or longer, especially if you pick or play with them.

Not to worry, though – you can continue with your regular oral hygiene routine, including brushing your teeth and eating without any problems. It's important to note that gem kit are designed for one-time use, and once they come off, they cannot be reused.

To maximize the lifespan of your gem kit and preserve the quality of the resin, store the kit in a dark place, away from UV light and direct sunshine.

Keep in mind that everyone's teeth have different textures, shapes, and sizes, so individual results may vary. We cannot guarantee identical outcomes for everyone; your experience with gem kit may differ from that of your friends. Embrace the uniqueness of your smile and enjoy the temporary brilliance of gem kit!

Removing a tooth gem can be a delicate process to avoid causing damage to your teeth. Here's a general guide on how to safely remove a tooth gem:

Materials Needed:

Dental floss or dental tape

Tweezers

Dental adhesive remover (optional)

Step-by-Step Guide:

Wash Your Hands:

Before attempting to remove the tooth gem, make sure your hands are clean.

Prepare Dental Floss or Dental Tape:

Cut a piece of dental floss or dental tape to a manageable length, usually a few inches.

Thread the Floss or Tape:

Gently slide the dental floss or tape under the tooth gem. You can do this by passing it through the opening between the tooth and the gem.

Flossing Motion:

Use a gentle back-and-forth flossing motion to loosen the adhesive that is attaching the gem to your tooth. Be patient and avoid pulling too hard to prevent damage.

Tweezers for Assistance:

If the dental floss alone is not enough, you can use tweezers to carefully lift the gem away from the tooth. Be gentle and avoid using excessive force.

Consider Dental Adhesive Remover (Optional):

If you have a dental adhesive remover, you can apply a small amount to the base of the gem to help dissolve the adhesive. Follow the product instructions carefully.

Wash and Inspect:

After the gem is removed, rinse your mouth with water to ensure no residue remains. Inspect your tooth to make sure there is no damage.

Professional Assistance (If Needed):

If you encounter difficulties or are unsure about the removal process, consider seeking assistance from a dental professional. They can safely remove the gem and assess the condition of your tooth.

Remember, patience and gentleness are key during the removal process to avoid any harm to your teeth. If you have concerns or encounter difficulties, it's always a good idea to consult with a dentist for professional assistance.

It's generally recommended to avoid applying tooth gems directly to veneers or dentures. Tooth gems are designed to adhere to natural teeth, and the adhesive used may not bond as effectively to the materials used in veneers or dentures. Additionally, attempting to remove the gems from these surfaces could potentially cause damage.

If you have veneers or dentures and are interested in dental decoration, it's advisable to consult with your dentist before applying any tooth gems. They can provide guidance based on your specific dental situation and advise on whether it's safe or suitable for you.