So can you get a plastic bar and balls for a tongue piercing? I have kept the long bar you originally get pierced with for a few months now but I'v bitten it quite a few times lately. As I don't want to chip any of teeth, I was wondering if you could get the bar and the ball in plastic or whatever sort of non metalic stuff (preferably something that's elstic, too).
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You can get acrylic 
Check http://p196.ezboard.com/bbodypiercingtattooingandbodymodification , it's a great resource
Check http://p196.ezboard.com/bbodypiercingtattooingandbodymodification , it's a great resource
shadydelboy said:You can get acrylic
Check http://p196.ezboard.com/bbodypiercingtattooingandbodymodification , it's a great resource
Aha, the ptfe sounds interesting, has anyone here used this?
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Penski has some PTFE stuff in, or at least had, but as far as I know it was a plug/plate as opposed to a barbell...
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how fresh is the piercing ? you say a few months yea ?
acrylic jewelry is NOT reccomended for fresh piercings. you should only really use surgical steel or titanium in fresh holes.
PTFE bars normaly come in the form of none threaded bars whuch you can cut to length your self, you just screw on the ball and it threads its self.
it is known to be okay for new piercings though its often used for temporary skin peircings ( not to be confused with a 'surface' piercing) like the nape or wrists where felexability is needed to put off migration for a while
how confident are you that it is healed? normaly it takes 6-12 months for a tounge piercing to heal
you can always try it, and if it causes irritation tyake it out straigth away !
acrylic jewelry is NOT reccomended for fresh piercings. you should only really use surgical steel or titanium in fresh holes.
PTFE bars normaly come in the form of none threaded bars whuch you can cut to length your self, you just screw on the ball and it threads its self.
it is known to be okay for new piercings though its often used for temporary skin peircings ( not to be confused with a 'surface' piercing) like the nape or wrists where felexability is needed to put off migration for a while
how confident are you that it is healed? normaly it takes 6-12 months for a tounge piercing to heal
you can always try it, and if it causes irritation tyake it out straigth away !