Tooth Jewelry

Close-up of a smile with a small gem bonded to an upper front tooth, a dental mirror beside it (representative image)

Tooth jewelry consists of small, sparkling stones that are placed on the tooth as an aesthetic touch. It is applied with a non-damaging adhesive and can be easily removed. This application adds a personal and aesthetic detail to the smile. It is usually applied to the canine or lateral tooth in the upper jaw. No groove is opened on the tooth. If a real diamond is requested to be attached, it may be necessary to open a socket in the tooth because the lower surface is not smooth. But generally, the fake ones, known as tooth jewelry, can be placed without opening any socket because their lower surface is flat. One diamond will be enough for a sparkling smile.