Tooth decorations are an aesthetic procedure that allows you to add originality to your smile using rhinestones, skyce, or metal covers (grillz). Rhinestones and skyce are attached to the tooth enamel using a special dental adhesive, without damaging the structure of the tooth, while grillz are custom-made and worn as a removable accessory. Decorations come in various shapes, sizes, and colors, allowing for the creation of a unique look.
The installation procedure takes only 10–20 minutes and is completely safe. With proper care, the decoration can last anywhere from several months to several years. It does not interfere with eating or brushing your teeth; however, dentists recommend avoiding overly hard food and strong mechanical impact on the decorated tooth to prolong its wear time.
The dentist helps choose a rhinestone, skyce, or other decoration that fits the size, shape, and material.
The tooth is thoroughly cleaned, polished, and degreased for better decoration adhesion.
A dental adhesive (glue) is applied to the tooth surface, which is safe for the enamel and ensures a strong bond.
The rhinestone or skyce is carefully attached to the tooth and fixed using a special lamp to quickly cure the adhesive.
The dentist checks the reliability of the attachment, gives care recommendations, and the procedure is completed. The decoration lasts from several months to several years.
Yes, the procedure is safe, as the decorations are attached with dental adhesive without damaging the enamel and can be easily removed if necessary.
Rhinestones and skyce can last from several months to several years, depending on care and enamel characteristics. Grillz are removable decorations.
Yes, but it is recommended to avoid very hard food and strong mechanical impact. Tooth cleaning can be done in the usual way, but without applying excessive pressure on the decoration
No, removal should be done by a dentist to avoid damaging the enamel. The procedure is quick and painless.
Decorations can only be installed on healthy teeth. If there is decay, chips, or gum inflammation, treatment must be done first.
