Tooth Gems in Saskatoon

Applied with clinic-trusted materials and techniques. Safe for your enamel, made to last, and done with the kind of care your smile deserves.

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Brooke is extremely professional and made me feel so comfortable for the application of my first tooth gem! Her space is super clean and she goes over all of the steps and aftercare in a thorough way. Will be recommending to everyone! I smiled the whole 20 minute car ride home! If you need a sign to get her services- this is it!

Katie

Brooke is absolutely amazing. Very talented and always paying attention to the care and detail of every minute you are with her. I love my new smile with my gem. If you ever thought about getting a gem and weren’t sure, go to Brooke. She is amazing. 🤩

Allison

Getting my tooth gems done by Brooke was an absolute pleasure. Brooke offered a welcoming, comfortable and clean environment. Highly knowledgeable on the procedure and her product, with a wide selection to pick from.

(1/2) Haley

Brooke was SO good at explaining everything in detail and taking you through the whole process. Not only is she insanely detailed with her work but she is fast and accurate. Will definitely be getting more tooth gems in the future from her!!!

Malia

Brooke was able to help me design the perfect layout for my gems. Excellent communication as well with prompt response times and was very patient with all the questions I had. Thanks Brooke!

(2/2) Haley

My experience was a solid 10 out of 10. The atmosphere was professional and welcoming and clean. The selection of gems was amazing and the service was incredible… My teeth are so white and I’m obsessed with my gem. Thank you so much for such an amazing experience. I will definitely be back.

Paige

From start to finish the appointment was enjoyable and relaxing. I am obsessed and would recommend BW Beauty to anyone.

Laura

So amazing! Such a comfortable space to be in, and Brooke just gives off a good calming vibe; there wasn’t a second I thought I wasn’t in good hands. So accommodating, and results that will blow your expectations out of the water. Can’t wait to come back ♡

Kate

Brooke was so gentle & accommodating!!!

Emma

Brooke was the sweetest and i’m so happy with my tooth gem!

Avoury

Amazing work. The whitening treatment made my teeth whiter giving me that extra confidence. The Chandelier Tooth gem was the icing on top of the whitened teeth, I recommend Brooke. I keep on coming back.

Agatha

Absolutely amazing experience!! Everything was so well put together and thought out. Already love the results 5 minutes later. Thank you Brooke, you're awesome!!

Emily

FAQ
What are tooth gems?

Tooth gems are tiny genuine Swarovski crystals, diamonds, opals, or 18-22 karat gold charms that are temporarily applied to the surface of your tooth using dental composite (the same material dentists use for fillings and attaching braces or Invisalign buttons, so it’s safe and non-invasive or permanent). Gems are quick and easy way to do something unique and add a little bit of sparkle to your smile!

Are tooth gems safe?

Yes, when applied by a trained professional using proper materials and maintained with regular dental hygiene. At BW Beauty, I use the exact products you’d find in a dental clinic so they’re enamel-safe, non-damaging, and easily removable (at the dentist) when it’s time to take them off. Just keep up with your brushing, flossing, and dental visits like usual to make sure the gem stays clean and your teeth healthy.

How long do they last?

Tooth gems can last anywhere from a few months to a few years depending on the design, placement, and how well you care for them! Small gems might last well over a year or more, while larger gems or more detailed designs may only last a few months.

Will it hurt or cause sensitivity?

Most people don’t feel anything at all, but you may notice a little sensitivity or an adjustment period (especially with larger designs like a Chandelier Tooth). If anything feels off, reach out or check in with your dentist just to be safe.

Can tooth gems be applied to any tooth?

Tooth gems can be placed on most natural, healthy teeth, but the exact placement will depend on your bite (how your teeth close together) and tooth shape. I’ll help you find the best spot to make sure it looks perfect and feels comfortable!

Can I eat and drink normally with a tooth gem?

Yes, just avoid biting directly into anything super hard, crunchy or sticky (like hard candies or apples) on the side where your gem is placed. Tooth gems are durable, but are meant to come off with enough pressure to keep your enamel safe, so just be aware of the gems while eating. And as always, good brushing and flossing helps keep everything clean and secure.

How do I remove a tooth gem?

If your gem doesn’t fall off on its own over time and you’re ready to take it off, it’s best to have it removed by a dental professional. It’s a super quick and simple process that won’t damage your tooth when done properly. Keep in mind some dental offices may charge a small fee for removal. Most dental offices know how to do the removals as it's identical to removing orthodontic braces, but I also have recommendations if needed.

Can they be applied to dental work?

Tooth gems can only be applied to natural teeth, not crowns, veneers, or dental work.

Do my teeth need to be perfect to get one?

Not at all, tooth gems are for all smiles. I offer gem options for all preferences and teeth! The sky is truly the limit with tooth gems and the options you have to find the perfect fit for you.

What happens if it falls off and I swallow it?

No worries, you won't even notice. The gems are tiny, smooth, and totally body-safe. The materials I use are lead-free, non-toxic, and made to safely pass through your system if swallowed.

Can I still go to the dentist with a tooth gem?

You can and should keep up with regular cleanings and check-ups just like usual.

Can I get a tooth gem if I wear a retainer, nightguard, or Invisalign?

Unfortunately, no. Because tooth gems are meant to come off with pressure, the snug fit of retainers or other dental appliances will affect the longevity of the gems, and it's impossible to say how quickly that would happen. Wearing gems under your Invisalign could also affect the treatment trajectory and how your teeth shift. But you can ask your dentist to mould your dental appliances to fit over top of existing gems!

What are tooth gems?

Tooth gems are tiny genuine Swarovski crystals, diamonds, opals, or 18-22 karat gold charms that are temporarily applied to the surface of your tooth using dental composite (the same material dentists use for fillings and attaching braces or Invisalign buttons, so it’s safe and non-invasive or permanent). Gems are quick and easy way to do something unique and add a little bit of sparkle to your smile!

Are tooth gems safe?

Yes, when applied by a trained professional using proper materials and maintained with regular dental hygiene. At BW Beauty, I use the exact products you’d find in a dental clinic so they’re enamel-safe, non-damaging, and easily removable (at the dentist) when it’s time to take them off. Just keep up with your brushing, flossing, and dental visits like usual to make sure the gem stays clean and your teeth healthy.

How long do they last?

Tooth gems can last anywhere from a few months to a few years depending on the design, placement, and how well you care for them! Small gems might last well over a year or more, while larger gems or more detailed designs may only last a few months.

Will it hurt or cause sensitivity?

Most people don’t feel anything at all, but you may notice a little sensitivity or an adjustment period (especially with larger designs like a Chandelier Tooth). If anything feels off, reach out or check in with your dentist just to be safe.

Can tooth gems be applied to any tooth?

Tooth gems can be placed on most natural, healthy teeth, but the exact placement will depend on your bite (how your teeth close together) and tooth shape. I’ll help you find the best spot to make sure it looks perfect and feels comfortable!

Can I eat and drink normally with a tooth gem?

Yes, just avoid biting directly into anything super hard, crunchy or sticky (like hard candies or apples) on the side where your gem is placed. Tooth gems are durable, but are meant to come off with enough pressure to keep your enamel safe, so just be aware of the gems while eating. And as always, good brushing and flossing helps keep everything clean and secure.

How do I remove a tooth gem?

If your gem doesn’t fall off on its own over time and you’re ready to take it off, it’s best to have it removed by a dental professional. It’s a super quick and simple process that won’t damage your tooth when done properly. Keep in mind some dental offices may charge a small fee for removal. Most dental offices know how to do the removals as it's identical to removing orthodontic braces, but I also have recommendations if needed.

Can they be applied to dental work?

Tooth gems can only be applied to natural teeth, not crowns, veneers, or dental work.

Do my teeth need to be perfect to get one?

Not at all, tooth gems are for all smiles. I offer gem options for all preferences and teeth! The sky is truly the limit with tooth gems and the options you have to find the perfect fit for you.

What happens if it falls off and I swallow it?

No worries, you won't even notice. The gems are tiny, smooth, and totally body-safe. The materials I use are lead-free, non-toxic, and made to safely pass through your system if swallowed.

Can I still go to the dentist with a tooth gem?

You can and should keep up with regular cleanings and check-ups just like usual.

Can I get a tooth gem if I wear a retainer, nightguard, or Invisalign?

Unfortunately, no. Because tooth gems are meant to come off with pressure, the snug fit of retainers or other dental appliances will affect the longevity of the gems, and it's impossible to say how quickly that would happen. Wearing gems under your Invisalign could also affect the treatment trajectory and how your teeth shift. But you can ask your dentist to mould your dental appliances to fit over top of existing gems!

Aftercare
Right after your appointment:

Thanks to the dental-grade materials I use, your gems are fully set by the time you leave the appointment. You can eat, drink, brush, and floss like normal, there's no special rules or restrictions.

Daily care:

Stick to a good regular oral hygiene routine, especially brushing well around the gem to prevent build-up. If you're keeping your gem long-term, a removal and refresh around the one-year mark is a good idea to maintain overall dental health.

Protecting your gem:

Tooth gems are secure, but they’re not invincible and are meant to come off with enough pressure (to keep your enamel safe). Biting directly into hard or sticky foods like chewy candy or apples can pop them off. Minor adjustments like chewing on the opposite side and cutting tougher foods into smaller bites are best to avoid excess pressure on the gem.

Right after your appointment:

Thanks to the dental-grade materials I use, your gems are fully set by the time you leave the appointment. You can eat, drink, brush, and floss like normal, there's no special rules or restrictions.

Daily care:

Stick to a good regular oral hygiene routine, especially brushing well around the gem to prevent build-up. If you're keeping your gem long-term, a removal and refresh around the one-year mark is a good idea to maintain overall dental health.

Protecting your gem:

Tooth gems are secure, but they’re not invincible and are meant to come off with enough pressure (to keep your enamel safe). Biting directly into hard or sticky foods like chewy candy or apples can pop them off. Minor adjustments like chewing on the opposite side and cutting tougher foods into smaller bites are best to avoid excess pressure on the gem.

Longevity

Tooth gems typically last anywhere from 3 months to a year, or even many years! They'll either fall off on their own in time, or when you're ready for something new, you can get your gems removed at the dentist.

It's best to get a cleaning and check-up of your teeth and gems at the dentist every 6-12 months to ensure they're staying clean and healthy.

Tooth gems typically last anywhere from 3 months to a year, or even many years! They'll either fall off on their own in time, or when you're ready for something new, you can get your gems removed at the dentist.

It's best to get a cleaning and check-up of your teeth and gems at the dentist every 6-12 months to ensure they're staying clean and healthy.

Gem Options

I’ve got over 100 gems in stock: everything from tiny crystals to gold charms, opals, and real diamonds. You’ll have plenty of time to check them all out at your appointment, or take a peek at my gem catalogue anytime if you want to get an idea before coming in.

I’ve got over 100 gems in stock: everything from tiny crystals to gold charms, opals, and real diamonds. You’ll have plenty of time to check them all out at your appointment, or take a peek at my gem catalogue anytime if you want to get an idea before coming in.