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# Do you need to be a dentist to apply tooth gems?

n general, **no**, it is not necessary to be a dentist to offer **purely aesthetic tooth gem application**.

However, that does not mean there is no framework to respect.

Tooth gem application must remain a **strictly aesthetic** service and must be carried out within a serious professional framework.


## What needs to be understood

Here, we are talking about an **aesthetic service**.

We are not talking about:

* dental treatment;
* diagnosis;
* or a medical act.

That distinction is essential.


## Is there a specific state diploma required?

As things currently stand, there is no **identified state diploma specifically required** solely to offer aesthetic tooth gem application.

In other words, the most accurate answer is not to say that you must necessarily be a dentist for this aesthetic practice.

But that also does not mean the activity can be carried out without rules.


## What framework needs to be respected?

As with other aesthetic activities, it must be carried out in a clean and serious framework.

This notably means:

* respecting appropriate **hygiene standards**;
* operating within a **declared professional activity**;
* clearly presenting the service as an **aesthetic service**;
* and avoiding any act that would go beyond that framework.

In other words, the issue is not only “dentist or not dentist,” but also **how you practise** and **within what framework**.


## So what is the right answer?

The most accurate answer is the following:

* **in general, it is not necessary to be a dentist to offer purely aesthetic tooth gem application**;
* **but the activity must remain strictly aesthetic**;
* and **it must be carried out within a serious professional framework, including appropriate hygiene standards**.


## The right reflex

If you want to offer this service, the right reflex is to:

* train seriously;
* frame your activity as an aesthetic service;
* follow coherent hygiene standards;
* and verify the rules that apply in your country or area of activity.


## Key takeaways

**No, in general, it is not necessary to be a dentist to apply tooth gems in a purely aesthetic setting.**

However, a serious professional framework must be respected:

* hygiene;
* declared activity;
* strictly aesthetic service;
* and compliance with the rules applicable locally.