TOOTH GEMS

Decorative “Tooth Gems” can be bonded to your teeth.They are applied to the tooth in minutes without drilling or pain that will not harm the tooth. They can last for 3-4 years and will be re-bonded for free if they come off in the first 4 weeks. The gems are available in clear/silver as well as four other colours. (Blue, Green, Red, and Purple). If wanted, you can supply your own gem. The adhesives used are dental bonds used in the dental industry for over 25 years, they are intended for the tooth enamel and will not damage the teeth.

DERMAL ANCHORS (MICRO-DERMALS)

The latest ‘buzz’ in the body modification world are these dermal anchors. They can be place virtually anywhere, unlike traditional ‘surface’ piercings. The piercer makes a small ‘pocket’ with a dermal punch and places the anchor in it.

How does it feel? Well, the people that have had it say that there is very little discomfort – much like a normal piercing but without the ‘pop’ as the needle doesn’t need to pierce right through the skin. Because there is very little trauma to the surrounding tissue, healing time tends to be minimal in the people we’ve seen. Saline soaks can be used if there is any lymphatic discharge and bio oil is useful to promote healing and getting the tissue to ‘bond’ back. Anecdotal evidence suggests that this should have a very high rate of success.

LABIA PIERCING – FEMALE GENITAL

Labia Piercing is a popular piercing. There are two types of Labia piercing, one being the Inner Labia and the other being the Outer Labia. The most important things for a successful Labia piercing are the placement of the piercing and the sizing of jewellery. Labia piercing is normally placed higher than the vaginal entrance so there is less chance of knocking the jewellery during penetration. Inner Labia piercing normally settles down quicker than the Outer Labia, as the Outer Labia is usually thicker tissue. It is important to use only the highest quality body jewellery such as 316L Surgical Stainless Steel, 18ct Solid Gold of Titanium. Here at Dundrum Piercing we carry an extensive range of labia jewellery and specialise in custom-made body jewellery. The healing time can vary from person to person depending on their health and whether or not they follow the aftercare instructions. The first 14 days are crucial in the healing process. During this period it is important not to touch the piercing unless cleaning (two to three times a day with a salt water solution), no oral contact, limited sexual activity, and to be careful not to knock the piercing. During the first 3 to 6 months it is not unusual to experience some secretion from the piercing, as this is of the healing process. We advise not to change the jewellery for the first 3-4 weeks and to make sure that only the highest quality body jewellery is used at all times.

HOOD PIERCING – FEMALE GENITAL

Clitoral Hood Piercing is our most popular female genital piercing. The most important things for a successful Hood piercing are the placement of the piercing and sizing of jewellery. Clitoral Hood piercing is usually placed through the loose skin that covers the clitoris. There are two types of Hood piercing. One is the Horizontal Hood piercing, and the other is the Vertical Hood piercing. Correct placement is very important for these piercing’s, being sure that all measurements are correct so that once pressure is applied to the jewellery it can stimulate the clitoris. Clitoral Hood piercing is one of the quickest healing piercing usually around 2 to 4 weeks. It is important to use only the highest quality body jewellery such as 316L Surgical Stainless Steel, 18ct Solid Gold or Titanium. Here at Dundrum Piercing we carry an extensive range of clitoral hood jewellery and specialise in custom-made body jewellery.The healing time can vary from person to person depending on their health and whether or not they follow the aftercare instructions. The first 14 days are crucial in the healing process. During this period it is important not to touch the piercing unless cleaning (two to three times a day with a salt water solution), no oral contact, limited sexual activity, and to be careful no to knock the piercing. We advise not to change the jewellery for the first 3-4 weeks and to make sure that only the highest quality body jewellery is used at all times.

FORESKIN PIERCING – MALE GENITAL

Foreskin Piercing is a popular male genital piercing. The most important things for a successful Foreskin piercing are the placement of the piercing and sizing of jewellery. Foreskin piercing is usually placed at the end of the foreskin normally using a ring. This piercing is mainly a decorative piercing and not for sensitivity. It is important to use only the highest quality body jewellery such as 316L Surgical Stainless Steel, 18ct Solid Gold or Titanium. Here at Dundrum Piercing we carry an extensive range of foreskin jewellery and specialise in custom-made body jewellery.The healing time can vary from person to person depending on their health and whether or not they follow the aftercare instructions. The first 14 days are crucial in the healing process. During this period it is important not touch the piercing unless cleaning (once a day with an antiseptic wash that we provide), no oral contact, limited sexual activity, and to be careful not to knock the piercing. During the first 3 to 6 months it is not unusual to experience some secretion from the piercing, as this is part of the healing process. We advise not to change the jewellery for the first 3 months and to make sure that only the highest quality body jewellery is used at all times.

HAFADA PIERCING – MALE GENITAL

Hafada Piercing is a popular piercing. The most important things for a successful Hafada piercing are the placement of the piercing and sizing of jewellery. Hafada piercing can be done anywhere on the scrotum. This piercing is more a decorative piercing and not for sensitivity. It is important to use only the highest quality body jewellery such as 316L Surgical Stainless Steel, 18ct Solid Gold or Titanium. Here at Dundrum Piercing we carry an extensive range of hafada jewellery and specialise in custom-made body jewellery.The healing time can vary from person to person depending their health and whether or not they follow the aftercare instructions. The first 14 days are crucial in the healing process. The important things are not to touch the piercing unless cleaning (once a day for the first 14 days with an antiseptic wash that we provide), no oral contact, and to be careful no to knock the piercing. During the first 3 to 6 months it is not unusual to experience some secretion from the piercing, as this is part of the healing process. We advise not to change the jewellery for the first 3-4 weeks and to make sure that only the highest quality body jewellery is used at all times.

GUICHE PIERCING – MALE GENITAL

Guiche Piercing is a popular male genital piercing. The most important things for a successful Guiche piercing are the placement of the piercing and sizing of jewellery. Guiche Piercing is usually done through the perineum between the scrotum and the anus. This piercing can be very sensitive when gently tugged or played with. It is important to use only the highest quality body jewellery such as 316L Surgical Stainless Steel, 18ct Solid Gold or Titanium. Here at Dundrum Piercing we carry an extensive range of guiche jewellery and specialise in custom-made body jewellery. The healing time can vary from person to person depending on their health and whether or not they follow the aftercare instructions. The first 14 days are crucial in the healing process. During this period it is important not to touch the piercing unless cleaning (once a day for the first 14 days with an antiseptic wash that we provide), no oral contact, and to be careful not to knock the piercing. During the first 3 to 6 months it is not unusual to experience some secretion from the piercing, as this is part of the healing process. We advise not to change the jewellery for the first 3 months and to make sure that only the highest quality body jewellery is used at all times.

FRENUM PIERCING – MALE GENITAL

Frenum Piercing is a popular male genital piercing. The most important things for a successful Frenum piercing are the placement of the piercing and sizing of jewellery. Frenum piercing is usually placed through the loose skin on the underside of the penis, just below where the glans meet. There are various types of jewellery and attachments that can be used for this piercing. It is important to use only the highest quality body jewellery such as 316L Surgical Stainless Steel, 18ct Solid Gold or Titanium. Here at Dundrum Piercing we carry an extensive range of frenum jewellery and specialise in custom-made body jewellery. The healing time can vary from person to person depending on their health and whether or not they follow the aftercare instructions. The first 14 days are crucial in the healing process. During this period it is important not to touch the piercing unless cleaning (once a day for the first 14 days with an antiseptic wash that Dundrum Piercing provides), and to be careful not to knock the piercing. During the first 3 to 6 months it is not unusual to experience some secretion from the piercing, as this is part of the healing process. We advise not to change the jewellery for the first 2-3 weeks and to make sure that only the highest quality body jewellery is used at all times.

AMPALLANG PIERCING – MALE GENITAL

Ampallang Piercing is a popular male genital piercing. The most important things for a successful Ampallang piercing are the placement of the piercing and sizing of jewellery. Ampallang piercing is usually placed horizontally through the head of the penis, above the urethra. This piercing can take a while to settle down, normally around three to six months. It is important to use only the highest quality body jewellery such as 316L Surgical Stainless Steel, 18ct Solid Gold or Titanium and it is our recommendation to always use internally threaded barbells. Here at Dundrum Piercing we carry an extensive range of internally threaded barbells and barbell ends and specialise in custom-made body jewellery. The healing time can vary from person to person depending on their health and whether or not they follow the aftercare instructions. The first 14 days are crucial in the healing process. During this period it is important not to touch the piercing unless cleaning (two to three times a day with a salt water solution), limited sexual activity for the first 2 weeks, and to be careful not to knock the piercing. During the first 3 to 6 months it is not unusual to experience some secretion from the piercing, as this is part of the healing process. We advise not to change the jewellery for the first 3-4 weeks, and to make sure that only the highest quality body jewellery is used at all times.

REVERSE PRINCE ALBERT PIERCING – MALE GENITAL

Reverse Prince Albert Piercing is similar to the Prince Albert piercing. The most important things to a successful Reverse Prince Albert piercing are the placement of the piercing and sizing of jewellery. It is important that the jewellery is large enough to allow for erection. The placement of the piercing is usually through the upper side of the penis and then out through the urethra or the eye of the penis making this area very sensitive when the jewellery is moved or played with. The Reverse Prince Albert piercing is one of the quickest healing piercing’s, although this piercing can bleed for the first 24 to 48 hrs (where you will have to change your dressing) and you do have an extra hole when you urinate. It is important to use only the highest quality body jewellery such as 316L Surgical Stainless Steel, 18ct Solid Gold or Titanium. Here at Dundrum Piercing we carry an extensive range of Reverse Prince Albert jewellery and specialise in custom-made body jewellery. The healing time can vary from person to person depending on their health and whether or not they follow the aftercare instructions. The first 14 days are crucial in the healing process. During this period it is important not to touch the piercing unless cleaning (two to three times a day with a salt water solution), no oral contact, limited sexual activity, and to be careful not to knock the piercing. During the first 3 to 6 months it is not usual to experience some secretion from the piercing, as this is part of the healing process. We advise not to change the jewellery for the first 3 months and to make sure that only the highest quality jewellery is used at all times.