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Get answers to common questions about Swarovski Crystal Tooth Gem (18k Gold).
With proper care, Swarovski crystal and 18k gold tooth gems typically last several years. Longevity depends on oral habits and maintenance; occasional touch-ups or re-bonding may be recommended to retain optimal sparkle and security.
Most clients report little to no discomfort because the application is non-invasive. Dr. Lauren uses gentle techniques; you'll remain awake throughout. Any sensitivity is usually minimal and temporary, resolving within hours to a day.
Yes — gems are removable by a professional. Dr. Lauren can safely detach the piece and polish the enamel; removal avoids damage when performed properly, though occasional surface adhesive may require gentle finishing.
When applied by an experienced provider like Dr. Lauren using conservative adhesive methods, tooth gems should not cause structural damage. Proper bonding and removal techniques minimize enamel wear and preserve dental health.
Consultations with Dr. Lauren usually last 15 to 30 minutes. She assesses tooth anatomy, discusses placement and gold finish, answers questions, provides preparation details, and gives personalized recommendations before scheduling the application.
Yes. Avoid abrasive toothpaste and excessive chewing on the gem side for the first 24 to 48 hours. Practice good oral hygiene, regular dental checkups, and avoid picking at the jewel to preserve bond strength and sparkle.