Tooth Diamonds

Have you ever heard of tooth diamonds? Well, neither had I until a local dentist left a flyer under my door about it. In attaching this type of jewelry, composite mixture is used to glue the teeth jewelry to the teeth of its owner. The glue reacts with the composites of the jewelry and will harden after a few minutes. The hardened composite mixture is more than enough to withstand the possible harsh conditions that the jewelry will be put into. In the event that the owner would opt to have their teeth jewelry removed, the removal will be as easy as the removal of an orthodontic bracket.

And if your worried about the diamond leaving permanent damage to your teeth have no worries it does not. The crystals of this teeth jewelry are cut in such a way that it would reflect light in the same way that a real diamond would. Even if teeth jewelry shines like a real diamond, it is still relatively inexpensive as compared to other jewelries. Consumers of tooth diamonds only have to bear the price of the metal used to enclose the crystal because the crystal itself is inexpensive.

So what do you think about the tooth diamond? And would you wear one?

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