⚠️ Important: Gems can only be bonded to a living tooth.

1

Tooth preparation

Ensure you and your patient agree on the exact placement location of the gem. Prepare the tooth for bonding by drying it with a cotton roll in an upward to downward motion.

2

Etch gel application

Apply the Etch gel to an area slightly larger than the gem. Let it sit for 20 seconds.

Wipe off the gel with a damp cotton roll in a downward motion. Make sure the blue gel is completely removed and does not contact the gum.

With a dry cotton roll, wipe the tooth until you achieve a white and frosted surface. This is essential for a firm attachment. If you don't achieve this frosted surface, repeat the procedure.

3

Bonding application

Apply a thin layer of Bonding with the micro brush on the frosted area.

Quickly and gently dab with a cotton roll or micro brush to remove any excess.

Optional: you can cure for 10 sec max.

4

Flowable composite application

Apply a thin layer of flowable composite on the tooth covering the prepared area.

5

Gem placement

Use the applicator pencil. Pick up the gem by gently pressing on the front of the jewel. Do not use tweezers.

Place the gem in the composite and move it gently to cover the sides of the glass.

Use the probe to correctly position the gem at the agreed location, then gently press its center against the enamel.

6

Composite smoothing

Smooth the excess composite around the jewel with the probe or micro brush.

Leave the composite thicker at the edge of the jewel, gradually thinning it as you move away from the edge. This creates a mechanical lock that ensures the gem's retention.

7

Final curing

Press one last time to ensure the jewel is in good contact with the enamel.