Learn to implement a comprehensive infection prevention plan in spa or salon settings, detailing awareness, action, and adoption, with hygiene practices, proper disinfection, and EPA-registered products.

Develop a client-friendly experience for tooth gem services, greet clients, cover the anatomy and contra indications, gem selection, procedure steps, aftercare, and infection prevention.

Explore tooth anatomy, including enamel, dentin, cementum, pulp, and supporting structures, and learn contraindications for tooth gems, such as decay, wear, or placing gems on crowns or porcelain teeth.

Identify equipment and supplies for tooth gem procedures, including disposable gloves, sterile sheet, protective shield, placement tool, cotton rolls, etching gel, bonding gel, dental composite, curing light, Soskovsky crystal gem.

Explore design placement by balancing symmetry and expression to highlight each client's unique smile using upper lateral incisor or canine gems, sketches, and careful spacing.

Inspect the tooth and gem, prepare a sterile field, cleanse and dry the gem, apply etch and bonding agent, center the gem, then cure 60 seconds and ensure snug finish.

View a model video for the tooth gem technician certification, illustrating the techniques and workflow expected for credentialing in tooth gem artistry.

Develop proficiency in modeling two different tooth gem products as part of the tooth gem technician certification.

Learn three removal options for a tooth gem, including toothbrush and floss methods, and when to seek a dentist to protect enamel and remove glue.