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What is bad about smiley piercing?
Getting a smiley piercing comes with even more risks than your typical piercing simply because of the location. Aside from the potential for infection, Healthline notes that gum and enamel damage are also potential risks as the jewelry could cause friction against your gums or teeth.
Are smileys good piercings?
The subtle surprise makes this piercing a fun choice for those who want an oral piercing that’s more low key than other lip and mouth piercing variations. Since the frenulum is so thin, many people can’t get this piercing. It also has a greater risk of being torn out or rejected, since the skin is so thin.
Can you kiss with a smiley piercing?
Can you kiss with a smiley piercing? During the initial healing, you cannot kiss with a smiley piercing. Once your piercing has healed you can kiss as much as you like. All types of kissing could potentially cause your smiley piercing to have issues while healing.
Can you flip a smiley piercing?
Piercings can easily heal in a curve, owing to the curved jewellery, making it rather difficult to put in an straight bar after the event. If in doubt always consult a piercer. If you wear a horseshoe (circular barbell) in said piercing, you should be able flip the jewellery upwards so that no-one can see it.
Do Smiley piercings affect your teeth?
If your piercing is incorrectly placed, it may cause gum recession over time. Jewelry that sits too high on your gum line or otherwise rubs against your gums can also lead to gum damage. Enamel damage. Large beads and other attachments on the jewelry can knock against your teeth, potentially damaging the enamel.
What do I need to know before getting a smiley piercing?
Generally speaking, the fleshier the area, the less the piercing will hurt. Your frenulum has to be thick enough to support the jewelry, but the piece of tissue is still rather small. Because of this, the piercing may hurt a bit more than a lip or earlobe piercing. Your individual pain tolerance is also a factor.
How long does a smiley piercing last?
Tongue piercings are done with a large needle (10 to 14 gauge). Swelling and soreness tend to last for three to four weeks. A smiley piercing or tongue web piercing should heal in about four weeks if you’re healthy and do proper aftercare. However, healing times can vary widely per person.