Grillz are removable or permanent caps made from gold, silver, and/or other precious metals. They can be fitted over a single tooth or multiple teeth. You can purchase pree-fit grillz online and at some jewelry stores.
Rich Grillz does not sell pree-fit grillz, but we do specialize in custom grillz that are fitted to your teeth.
Here are a few tips on how to properly care for your custom grill:
Remove Grillz before eating or drinking - Although you can eat and drink with your grill in, if you want to extend the life of the grill and preserve its quality it is recommended that you remove your grill before eating or drinking. If you do choose to eat or drink with your grill make sure you thoroughly clean your grill using the Rich Grillz Precious Metals & Grillz Cleaner when you are done.
Floss daily - Another way to extend the life of your grill is to take care of your teeth and maintain good overall dental hygiene by flossing daily. Flossing will remove any trapped food or plaque that can build up and not only affect the fit of your grill but cause damage to your teeth over time.
Dependent on use, clean your grill daily - It is important that if you are wearing your grill daily that you are also cleaning it daily. Cleaning your grill removes bacteria and debris that can be harmful to the metal of the grill as well as your teeth and overall dental health. If you do not wear your grill daily be sure to clean your grill after each use before storing it in a carrying case or the original box.
Wear your grill sparingly - Although you can wear your grill every day, wearing it occasionally will extend the life of your grill. No matter how frequently or infrequently you wear your grill make sure you are cleaning it after every use.
Consult your dentist - If you have any known allergies to gold, silver, or other precious metals be sure to consult your dentist before being fitted for and purchasing a grill. If you experience any unusual symptoms after wearing your grill be sure to consult your dentist for any possible allergic reactions.
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