We love to welcome groups of friends, family, or colleagues to our studio for a fun and creative private workshop. Whether you're celebrating a special occasion, organizing a team-building event, or simply looking for a unique group activity in Amsterdam, our workshops provide the perfect setting to connect and create together.

If you're interested in visiting us with a group of 8 to 22 people, send us an email, and we'll provide you with a personalized quotation—including a 10% discount. We’re also happy to tailor the experience to your group’s interests, so let us know if you have any ideas for a bespoke workshop. We look forward to hosting you!

Remember that the longevity of a tooth gem can vary depending on factors such as your oral hygiene practices and your daily habits. Following these care instructions will help ensure that your tooth gem remains in good condition and continues to enhance your smile.  
 
Be Cautious
For the first 24 hours, try to consume food and drinks that are at room temperature. Extreme hot or cold temperatures can affect the adhesive's bonding. 

Avoid certain foods/drinks 
What you eat and your habits can affect the longevity of a tooth gem. Steer clear of sticky or chewy foods that could potentially dislodge the tooth gem. Avoid biting or chewing on hard objects, as this can put pressure on the gem and potentially cause it to dislodge. These might include chewing gum, caramels, appels or similar items.

Practice Good Oral Hygiene
Maintain your regular oral hygiene routine, but be gentle around the tooth gem. Brushing and flossing regularly can help prevent plaque and bacteria buildup around the gem, which might weaken the adhesive bond. You can continue to brush (not electric) and floss, but take care not to apply excessive pressure or disturb the gem.

Dental Care Products
Ensure that the toothpaste and mouthwash you use are alcohol-free, as alcohol can weaken the adhesive.

Avoid Playing with the Gem 
It's natural to be curious about the new addition to your smile, but avoid touching, twisting, or playing with the tooth gem as this can loosen it or even lead to its premature removal.

Monitor for Any Issues
Keep an eye on the tooth gem for any signs of loosening or discoloration. If you notice any problems, contact us or your dentist.

Limit Excessive Force
Avoid biting into hard objects or using your teeth to open things. Excessive force can lead to the gem coming loose.