What should I do if I suspect a piercing studio is unhygienic or employing people without the necessary qualifications?

First and foremost, if you suspect that a piercing studio is not clean or is employing people that are not qualified, leave and do not under any circumstances have any procedure carried out at this place.

This applies to any place where you go to have a procedure done and you suspect that something untoward is going on. It is less likely that you will find a dentist that applies tooth gems or fits dental grills that is unhygienic but even this is a possibility and you should always be aware of hygiene when you go for any of these procedures.

If your concerns are serious or if you have evidence that anything untoward is going on then you should report this to the trading standards agency to prevent anyone else suffering at the hands of these people.


Tooth Gems FAQ

Tooth Gems FAQ

How long will a tooth gem stay on my tooth?

Can I get the tooth gem removed if I decide I do not want it?

Can I reuse my tooth gem?

What happens if I swallow the gem?

What if I use a DIY kit for a tooth gem and it goes wrong?

Is dental jewellery irritating to the wearer?

Will jewellery made from real human teeth rot or disintegrate over time?

Will a dental grill move around in my mouth?

What should I do if my dental grill causes pain or discomfort?

What should I do if the swelling around my piercing does not go away?

Is it possible that I will swallow my tongue or lip ring or stud?

What should I do if I suspect a piercing studio is unhygienic or employing people without the necessary qualifications?

If I shop around for the best price but I suspect that the best price is offered at a less hygienic place, what should I do?