AUTHOR(S): Dr. Rajesh T Anegundi and Dr. Namrata Miskin

ABSTRACT:In today’s word, the young generation aspire to seem beautiful and has become self-conscious about their appearance and smile. The face is the most visible part of our body, and oral cavity the most prominent feature. Teeth are getting a lot of attention and dental jewellery is becoming more and more popular. Dental jewellery can sometimes lead to health problems, such as increase pain, infections, scarring, tooth injury, metal hypersensitivity reactions, localized periodontal disease, speech problems, and nerve damage. The types of dental jewels, their benefits and human complications are highlighted in this article.

DOI: https://doi.org/10.22271/oral.2024.v10.i2b.1933

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