Tooth Crystal

Tooth Crystal, tooth Gems Tooth jewellery are all very similar , it’s just the size and colours that are different they are still applied the same way.
Tooth Crystals are a semi-permanent fashion statement. Tooth Gems are stuck on to one tooth to give a sparkle when you smile.

Tooth Crystals come in different colours, sizes and styles and can last up to 1 month, maybe longer so before you have it done insure the adhesive can be reversed so it comes off when you want it to.

Salons use professional adhesive that can last longer than home kits. The staffs have usually been professionally trained so ask to see their qualification before having the procedure.

How to apply Tooth Crystal home kits?
Start by cleaning your teeth thoroughly with a toothbrush and toothpaste. Figure out which teeth you want to put gems on. Lay out all the tools next to the mirror.
Use the cotton to separate the tooth area where you are placing the gem from any moisture. Keep this tooth as dry as possible. While the tooth is dry, etch (no rubbing) the entire tooth for 12 seconds. Rinse tooth and dry.
Etch again for 12 seconds with cotton still intact. Dab the etched area (again no rubbing). You will then have a pretty frosting on etched teeth. Rinse and dry teeth. If you get saliva on the tooth, you must start over.
Apply a small amount of sealant with brush on the whole etched tooth. Use your curing light on the tooth for approximately 20 seconds. Apply sealant to the back of the gem and then on the tooth. Place the gem on the tooth in the desired area.

Use the curing light on tooth for another 20 seconds. Take more sealant, brushing it around the gem, giving a smooth feel. For each application, light cure it for 10 seconds each. Take the sealant and go over the entire tooth plus gem at least four times. Don’t forget to light cure between each application. After the last application, cure with light a final 25 seconds.

Are tooth Crystal Safe?
Tooth crystals just sit on top of the enamel so if applied properly they are completely safe. The only side effect you should experience is on removal.
After removing the crystal there may be some left over adhesive on your teeth, this should come off eventually if it has not come off after around two weeks go see a professional dentist to ask for a solution.