How do I order custom grillz from Ice Jeweller?

Simply place your order through our website. Once payment is confirmed, we send you a complimentary impression kit to capture the exact shape of your teeth. After we receive your impression, our team creates a precise 3D model and begins crafting your grillz in your chosen material. We keep you updated at every step until your finished piece is ready for delivery.

How long does it take to receive my custom grillz order?

From the moment we receive your impression kit, you can expect your order to be completed within 4 to 6 weeks. This includes shipping the impression kit to you, receiving your mold, and completing the full process of 3D modeling, casting, stone setting, polishing, coating and finishing your custom piece.

What materials are grillz made from?

Our grillz are crafted from high-quality sterling silver as well as solid yellow gold, rose gold, and white gold in 10K and 14K. We also offer custom-colored coating options including black, red, and any other color on request. For stone settings, we work with lab-grown diamonds and moissanite for exceptional brilliance and quality.

Are grillz comfortable to wear?

Yes. Each grillz is custom-made from your personal dental impression, ensuring it follows the exact shape and contours of your teeth. This precise fit provides a secure hold that feels natural, comfortable, and well-balanced when worn.

How do I create the perfect mold for my grillz?

Once your order is confirmed, you receive a complimentary impression kit with step-by-step instructions. The impression takes only a few minutes to complete. Once we receive your mold, our team carefully reviews it to ensure accuracy and precision before beginning the crafting process.

Do you offer worldwide shipping on grillz?

Yes, Ice Jeweller offers free UK delivery and worldwide shipping on all custom grillz and jewellery orders. We ship to the USA, Australia, Canada, Europe, and beyond.

How much do custom grillz cost in the UK?

Our custom grillz start from £186 for silver options and range up to £400+ for solid gold or diamond-set pieces. Prices vary depending on material (925 silver, 10K or 14K gold), number of teeth, and stone setting (lab diamonds or moissanite).

How do I contact Ice Jeweller?

You can contact us via WhatsApp at +447713302333, email at icejewellerltd@gmail.com, or DM us on Instagram @iced_grillz. Our team is happy to assist with any questions about your order.

Are grillz bad for your teeth – oral health guide for custom grillz wearers by Ice Jeweller UK

Are Grillz Bad for Your Teeth? The Truth About Oral Health & Custom Grillz

June 10, 2026

It's one of the most common questions before buying a first set of grillz: are they actually bad for your teeth? The honest answer is "it depends" — mostly on fit, materials, and how they're worn. Here's what dental sources say, and how to wear grillz in a way that protects your teeth.

What Dental Research Actually Says

According to the American Dental Association, no studies have shown long-term hazards from wearing grills — but equally, there's no research confirming long-term wear is entirely risk-free either. In other words, grillz themselves aren't inherently dangerous, but how they're made and worn matters a great deal.

The Main Risks Dentists Highlight

Trapped bacteria and plaque. Grillz sit directly against your teeth, and food particles, plaque, and bacteria can become trapped underneath — increasing the risk of tooth decay, cavities, and gum disease if hygiene routines don't adapt.

Enamel and tooth damage from poor fit. Biting down on a grill that doesn't fit properly can put uneven pressure on certain teeth, which over time may lead to structural damage.

Material reactions. Grillz made from non-precious base metals can cause irritation or allergic reactions in some people, particularly with cheap, plated pieces.

Bad breath. Trapped debris and bacteria under a grill can contribute to persistent bad breath if the piece (and the teeth underneath) aren't cleaned regularly.

Why Fit Is the Single Biggest Factor

Almost every risk above is made significantly worse by a poor fit. A grill that doesn't follow the exact shape of your teeth creates gaps — and gaps are where bacteria, plaque, and food debris collect. A grill that presses unevenly puts extra force on individual teeth, which is where structural damage tends to start.

This is why custom, impression-based grillz are considered a safer choice than generic or DIY pieces — see our DIY vs custom grillz comparison for more detail. A precise, custom fit:

Sits flush against your teeth with minimal gaps
Distributes pressure evenly across the teeth it covers
Reduces the surface area where bacteria can build up

How to Wear Grillz Without Damaging Your Teeth

Dental sources consistently recommend the same habits regardless of how well-made your grillz are:

Don't eat or drink with grillz in. This is the single biggest cause of trapped food and bacteria.

Don't sleep in your grillz. Overnight wear traps moisture and bacteria against your teeth for hours.

Clean your grillz daily with a soft brush and mild soap, and brush your own teeth thoroughly before and after wearing them.

Treat grillz as occasional jewellery, not all-day wear. Reserve them for events, nights out, or shoots rather than constant use.

See a dentist if you notice irritation. Sore gums, white patches, or persistent bad breath are signs to take a break and get checked.

For the full step-by-step routine, see our guide to putting on and caring for grillz.

What About Permanent Grillz?

It's worth distinguishing custom removable grillz from permanent (fixed) grillz, which involve a dentist filing down your natural teeth so a piece can be bonded permanently in place. This is irreversible and carries a different — generally higher — set of risks. For a full breakdown, see our permanent grillz guide. Removable, custom-fitted grillz don't involve any alteration to your natural teeth at all.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can grillz cause permanent damage to my teeth? Removable, well-fitted grillz worn occasionally with good oral hygiene are generally low-risk. Damage tends to come from poor-fitting pieces, prolonged daily wear, or eating/sleeping in them.

Are gold or silver grillz safer than cheap plated ones? Yes — solid precious metals are less likely to cause irritation or allergic reactions than plated base metals, and don't flake or wear away against your teeth.

Should I tell my dentist I wear grillz? It's a good idea, especially if you wear them regularly, so they can check for any early signs of irritation or decay during routine check-ups.

Do custom grillz remove the risk entirely? No precaution removes risk entirely, but a precise custom fit combined with good hygiene habits significantly reduces the main risks dentists highlight.

How often should I take a break from wearing grillz? Treating grillz as occasional jewellery — for events rather than daily wear — gives your teeth and gums regular breaks, which dental sources recommend.

A Safer Way to Wear Grillz

Every Ice Jeweller piece is custom-fitted from your own dental impression in solid silver or gold — designed to sit precisely against your teeth, with a free impression kit and free UK delivery.

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