No, diamond teeth, specifically tooth gems, are not permanent.
Tooth gems are a cosmetic dental procedure that involves adhering a gem, often a diamond, to the surface of a tooth. According to available information, these gems are considered semi-permanent.
Here's a breakdown:
- Longevity: Tooth gem implants typically last for about two to three years without coming loose.
- Factors Affecting Duration: How long the gem stays attached can depend on various factors, including:
- Trauma: Impact or trauma to the tooth can cause the gem to fall off.
- Semi-Permanent Nature: Tooth gems are not intended to be a permanent alteration to your teeth.
- Temporary Nature: The procedure can be reversed.
