TOOTHJEWEL

Dental Jewelry Cost Estimator

Choose a gem type and quantity, add the application fee and any follow-ups or removal, and see a realistic low-to-high budget before you book.

Many studios fold this into the gem price — set it to 0 if so.

Estimated cost

Low estimate
$55
High estimate
$90
Gems only
$15–$50
Per gem
$15–$50
Application fee
$40
Removal + follow-ups
$0

How the estimate is built

The estimator uses broad market ranges for each gem type and adds them to the fees you enter. The low figure assumes the cheaper end of each gem's range and a modest studio; the high figure assumes premium materials and a pricier provider. Real quotes sit somewhere between, so treat the range as a planning guide rather than a price list.

Two things move the total most: the material you choose and how many gems you place. Everything else — application, follow-ups, removal — is comparatively fixed.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does a tooth gem cost?

It varies a lot by material and where you have it done. A simple crystal or cubic-zirconia gem applied at a studio often lands somewhere in the low tens of dollars including placement, while Swarovski crystals cost more, and solid-gold charms or real diamonds run into the hundreds. Prices also depend heavily on your region and whether a beautician or a dental professional applies it.

What makes one gem more expensive than another?

The material is the biggest driver — glass and cubic zirconia are inexpensive, brand-name crystals cost more, and precious metals and real gemstones cost the most. On top of the gem itself you are paying for the application: the practitioner's time, the dental-grade adhesive, and their overheads. A few gems placed together will multiply the material cost but usually share a single application fee.

Does the price include removal?

Usually not. Removing a gem and polishing the enamel afterwards is a separate appointment, and it is best done professionally rather than by picking at it yourself. Tick the removal option in the estimator if you want that cost included in the range.

Educational tool only. Figures are broad estimates, not quotes; actual prices vary by region, materials, and provider. Always confirm the price with the studio or dental office directly.