Tooth Gems Special

Tooth Gems in Hollywood, FL

A little sparkle for your smile, placed the safe way. A dental team checks your tooth first, bonds the gem with dental adhesive — no drilling and no shots — and can remove it cleanly when you’re ready for a change.

$100 First Gem $75 additional Gem Placed in a periodontist’s office
Close-up of a smile with a tooth gem bonded to an upper front toothNo drilling needed

Tooth Gems Special

Call (954) 963-4700 or request an appointment to book.

$100

First Gem

$75

additional Gem

Why a dental office

Sparkle without the shortcuts.

Dentists quoted by Cleveland Clinic and the American Dental Association agree on one thing: if you want a tooth gem, have a dental professional place it.

Your tooth and gums are checked first — a gem shouldn’t go on a tooth with decay or gum disease
Bonded with a dental adhesive made for use in the mouth, not craft glue
Generally no drilling, no shots and no change to the tooth
Removed and polished off professionally, protecting your enamel
Placed where it won’t rub your lips or hit opposing teeth
Professional placement keeps the risk of harm low

Sources: Cleveland Clinic — What To Know Before Getting Tooth Gems; ADA News — oral jewelry and tooth gems.

Smile with a pink tooth gem on an upper side tooth
How it works

Your tooth gem appointment, step by step.

1
Choose your spot

We look at your smile together and pick the tooth and the spot where the gem shows and stays out of your bite.

2
Check and prep the tooth

We make sure the tooth and gums are healthy, then clean and prepare the surface so the bond holds.

3
Bond the gem

A small dab of dental bonding material goes on the tooth and the gem is set into it. No drilling and no numbing are needed.

4
Check and go

We confirm the gem is secure and smooth against your lips, and you’re on your way.

Smiles

Small gem, big difference.

Smile with a clear crystal tooth gem on an upper tooth
Close-up of lips and teeth with a small sparkling tooth gem
Natural smile with a subtle tooth gem on a side tooth
Safety

Are tooth gems safe?

When a dental professional applies the gem, Cleveland Clinic’s dentist says the risk of harm is low. The tooth generally doesn’t have to be changed: a strong bonding material holds the gem on the surface. A gem can stay on for months or even a couple of years — it varies from person to person — and may eventually come off on its own. (Cleveland Clinic)

There are real downsides to know about. Experts quoted by the American Dental Association warn that oral jewelry can collect plaque, which can lead to gum irritation and decay, and that placing or removing a gem the wrong way can permanently damage enamel. That’s why at-home kits and non-dental settings are a bad idea. (ADA News)

Removal. Don’t pry a gem off yourself. We loosen it by grinding away some of the bonding material, then polish the tooth smooth. Aftercare. Brush and floss normally, paying extra attention around the gem, and keep your regular cleanings. If your gums bleed or feel puffy, ask us about a gum evaluation — healthy gums come first.

Good to know

Before you book.

PAYMENTSimple ways to payCash, checks and credit cards, plus CareCredit for those who qualify. Payment options →
NEW HERE?Easy first visitBring a photo ID. Our front desk will walk you through everything. New patient info →
OUR PRACTICEA specialist officeTooth gems are placed in the Hollywood office of board-certified periodontist Dr. Tamara Rojas. Meet Dr. Rojas →
FAQ

Tooth gem questions

How much is a tooth gem?+

Our Tooth Gems Special is $100 First Gem and $75 additional Gem. Call (954) 963-4700 to book.

Does getting a tooth gem hurt?+

No numbing is needed. The gem is bonded to the surface of the tooth, generally with no drilling and no change to the tooth itself.

How long do tooth gems last?+

It varies. A professionally bonded gem may stay on for months or even a couple of years, and it can eventually come off on its own.

Can a tooth gem be removed?+

Yes. We loosen the gem by grinding away some of the bonding material and then polish the tooth. Please don’t pry it off yourself — improper removal can damage enamel.

Do tooth gems damage your teeth?+

When placed and removed by a dental professional on a healthy tooth, the risk is low. Gems can collect plaque, so brush and floss carefully around them and keep your regular cleanings.

Can anyone get a tooth gem?+

The tooth needs to be healthy. If there is decay or gum disease, we’ll recommend treating that first, because bonding a gem onto an unhealthy tooth can make problems worse.

Ready to add some sparkle?

Tooth Gems Special: $100 First Gem, $75 additional Gem. Book at our office on Hollywood Blvd in Hollywood, FL. Questions first? Contact us.

Request an appointment

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