Tooth Jewellery Zug —
Your smile, your expression.

A small touch that makes a big difference: dental jewellery is a simple, pain-free and reversible way to add a personal touch to your smile. Professionally applied by your dentist in Zug.

Zahnschmuck — Tooth Gem beim Zahnarzt in Zug

What is dental jewellery?

Tooth jewellery — also known as a ‘tooth gem’ — is a small gemstone that is bonded to the front of a tooth using a special dental adhesive. It is usually a glass crystal or a small diamond that sparkles in the light and gives your smile a unique character.

The procedure is completely painless and takes just a few minutes. The enamel is neither ground down nor permanently altered — the gem can be removed at any time without leaving any residue if you no longer wish to have it.

How dental jewellery is applied

First, we thoroughly clean the tooth surface and then apply a special adhesive. The gemstone is then positioned with millimetre precision and cured with light — and that’s it. The entire process usually takes no longer than ten to fifteen minutes and is completely painless.

If you’d like, you can also bring your favourite gemstone with you. We’ll be happy to advise you on which size and shape are best suited to your tooth and your smile.

What types of gemstones are available?

Small glass crystals or diamonds are most commonly used — in various sizes and cuts. Round stones are a classic and popular choice, as they look particularly subtle. Larger brilliant-cut or heart-shaped stones are slightly more eye-catching. As a general rule, the smaller the stone, the more natural the overall look.

How long do tooth gems last?

How long tooth jewellery lasts depends on the quality of the stone, its positioning and individual eating habits. On average, a professionally applied Tooth Gem lasts from several months to over a year. Very hard foods, frequent teeth grinding or mechanical stress can reduce its adhesion.

If the gemstone comes loose, it can simply be re-adhered. The tooth enamel remains intact — this is a major advantage over permanent dental alterations such as veneers.

Is tooth jewellery safe?

Yes — provided the tooth jewellery is applied professionally by a dentist. The adhesive used is approved for dental use and does not damage the tooth enamel. It is crucial that the surface is carefully cleaned and properly pre-treated before application. We advise against using ‘Tooth Gems’ purchased online or from non-dental studios — these often use unsuitable adhesives that can damage the enamel.

Tip: Are you planning to have your teeth whitened before having dental jewellery fitted? If so, have your teeth whitened first — then have the gemstone applied. After whitening, the colour of your teeth may still change slightly, which can affect the appearance of the gemstone.

Tooth Jewellery in Zug — Neustadt Passage Dentists

At our practice at Baarerstrasse 12 in Zug, we’ll apply your chosen gem quickly, safely and precisely. Simply pop in or book a short appointment — we look forward to your visit and to adding the finishing touch to your smile.

Interested in dental jewellery?

Quick, painless and reversible — book your appointment in Zug now.

Frequently asked questions about dental jewellery

No — applying a Tooth Gem is completely painless. There is no drilling or grinding of the enamel. The procedure takes just a few minutes and requires no anaesthetic.
We recommend having the tooth jewellery removed by your dentist — this ensures that the enamel is not damaged in the process. Removal is quick and leaves no traces.
A gemstone that has been correctly bonded does not create any significant pockets for bacteria to harbour if it lies flat and smooth against the tooth. We nevertheless recommend cleaning the area around the gemstone particularly thoroughly — for example, using an interdental brush.
Yes — you’re welcome to bring your own gemstone. We’ll check in advance whether it’s suitable for application and fits the size and shape of your tooth well.
In principle, any smooth enamel surface is suitable. The upper front teeth are particularly popular — such as the lateral incisor or the canine. We’d be happy to advise you on which position looks best for your smile.
The cost depends on the stone chosen and the amount of work involved. As this is a cosmetic procedure, it is not covered by basic health insurance. Please contact us for detailed information — we are transparent about our prices.