FAQs

All clients should brush their teeth before arriving to either service or appointment. You should avoid eating or smoking right before your appointment. 

Before whitening services, clients should have been to the dentist within the last 12 months or at least have minimum plaque build up.

Practice proper oral hygiene to keep up the appearance of the whitening and/or Gem. 

Clients are advised to not eat for a hour after either service, and only to drink water for the first hour after either service.

Whitening: 

For at least 24 hours after receiving service, avoid red juice, red wine, red sauce, coffee, tea, or anything that you think will stain your teeth. After 24 hours, you can go back to eating as usual. 

Tooth Gems:  

For the first day of receiving your gems, try to only eat soft foods for the rest of the day or avoid chewing on the side of your mouth that has gems, if possible.

*Following the before and after care rules improves your final results and longevity of your whitening and/or gems. 

Only using non-toxic pure Swarovski Crystals, 18k-22k Gold Gems, .01-.05 Ct Diamond Gems, and dental grade materials.

Tooth Gems are temporary and 100% reversible. They can be removed either by your dentist or by us. 

Tooth Gems have no effect on the tooth enamel once the Gem is placed, removed, or replaced. 

The Gem will last until you have it removed and it will not leave a mark on the tooth's surface. 

Bacteria can not get under the adhesive, adhesive is similar to the bonding for braces. All materials are dental grade. 

The process is painless with no numbing, needles, drilling, or abrasion. 

You can continue to get dental work done, including cleaning and  whitening, with out issue. 

Gems can last from months to years, depending on the food you eat and following the after care instructions.  

Dental crowns, porcelain veneers, dental bridges, and any other restorative teeth restorative teeth materials will not respond to a teeth whitening. 

A natural tooth enamel is covered in microscopic openings, or pores. Artificial teeth do not have pores and will not take in the gel from the whitening. 

Teeth whitening products can not change the color of veneers - but will change the color of your natural teeth, which will likely result in an uneven toned smile. 

The American Dental Association (ADA) agrees that due to the potential safety concerns regarding bleaching materials, pregnant women should delay any teeth whitening procedures.