AI design studio
AI grillz design studio
This design studio turns your description into a written brief for the workshop — pick a metal and stone, describe the style, and get an indicative price from £70 per tooth. Plain pieces are made in 5–10 working days, gold and stone-set work in 10–15.
AI design studio
Describe it. We'll brief it.
Tell us the style you have in your head, pick a metal, stone and tooth coverage, and our design assistant writes a clear brief you can send with your booking — so the workshop knows exactly what to make.
Start with the shape of your idea
A useful design brief separates the silhouette from the material. A single polished cap reads differently from a paired canine design, an open-face outline or a full upper row, even when all four use the same metal. Describe the effect you want in ordinary words: a small highlight, a strong gold line, visible natural teeth inside a frame, or a stone-set front that catches the light. If a reference image inspired you, explain which detail matters rather than asking for every element to be copied.
Coverage is equally important. Decide whether you are discussing upper teeth, lower teeth or both, and how many positions you have in mind. Your visible smile and the way your teeth meet can affect what is practical. A written proposal cannot assess either of those things, so any uncertain positioning should remain a question for the appointment rather than a fixed instruction to the maker.
Metal, stones and a realistic budget
Silver, dental gold / chrome and karat gold are separate choices. For gold, select 9K, 14K or 18K before deciding between yellow, white and rose; the colour has the same menu price at a given karat. Moissanite, laboratory-grown diamond and natural diamond are different stone categories. Tell us whether your priority is a clean metal surface, a small accent or broader stone coverage, and flag any material sensitivity you already know about.
The indicative figure is based on the listed per-tooth combination multiplied by your selected tooth count. It helps you compare a smaller gold design with a larger silver one without committing to either. An unusual cut, mixed specification or unresolved material choice needs confirmation in the final quote. A price estimate does not reserve an appointment, take a deposit or start production.
What happens after the brief
Send the proposed brief with your enquiry and highlight any part you want changed. The business can discuss the mould stage, review the coverage and agree the actual specification before casting. The written design is not a rendered photograph of a finished set and cannot promise the fit, stone layout or exact shade of an alloy. Those details depend on your mould and the approved work.
Studio visits at 493 Cambridge Heath Road, London E2 9BU are by appointment; a UK postal mould kit is another option. Once the usable mould, design and deposit are confirmed, plain metal takes 5–10 working days and gold or stone-set pieces 10–15. Allow separately for appointment availability and post. If you have dental pain, gum problems, braces or concerns about existing restorations, speak to a registered dentist before commissioning jewellery for your teeth.
Design questions
Is the design brief a confirmed quote?
No. The displayed figure is an indicative menu calculation. Send the brief with your enquiry so the business can confirm the specification, mould arrangements and final quote before you pay a deposit.
Will I receive an image of my finished grillz?
This studio produces a written design brief, not a photograph or a guaranteed visual preview. Describe the shape, material and coverage you want; any unresolved visual detail should be discussed before casting.
Can the brief tell me whether grillz are safe for my teeth?
No. It cannot examine your mouth, assess your bite or diagnose a dental condition. A GDC-registered dental professional is the right person to ask about suitability, especially if you have dental work or symptoms.
Can I change my mind before making the set?
Use the brief as a draft and discuss changes before approving the design and paying the deposit. Once casting is under way, alterations may require different work; ask for the applicable terms before committing.