Restoration of Fluorosis Stained Teeth

Slaska, Barbara; Liebman, Arnold I.; Kukleris, Diana

doi:10.1016/j.cden.2015.03.003

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“…3,23 Not only this, dental fluorosis has also been reported to affect the individuals psychosocially wherein such individuals report embarrassment to smile, have difficulties pursuing relationships, and lack selfesteem. 24,25 Hence the treatments should be able to provide appreciable change in the esthetics of the patients to help them regain their selfesteem.…”

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Comparative evaluation of esthetic changes in nonpitted fluorosis stains when treated with resin infiltration, in‐office bleaching, and combination therapies

Gugnani

Pandit

Gugnani

et al. 2017

J Esthet Restor Dent

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White and brown opacities due to fluorosis have always been a concern for esthetics. In our study, resin infiltration technique with tailored etching times and increased infiltration time exhibited best immediate esthetic improvement for nonpitted fluorotic opacities and stains. These esthetic outcomes reaffirm the applicability of RI technique for nonpitted fluorosis, which was originally advocated only for white spot lesions due to early caries. This will in turn help the dentists to plan the esthetic management of nonpitted fluorosis in a micro-invasive manner.

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Comparative evaluation of esthetic changes in nonpitted fluorosis stains when treated with resin infiltration, in‐office bleaching, and combination therapies

Gugnani

Pandit

Gugnani

et al. 2017

J Esthet Restor Dent

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“…However, for severe dental fluorosis, a full crown prosthesis is a better choice. A porcelain veneer is also used in severe cases [17]. Recently, some clinic studies discuss the effect of at-home bleaching and consider it effective and efficient [18].…”

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The Application of Fluoride in Dental Caries

Sun¹,

Luo²,

Wan³

2021

Dental Caries

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The most efficient way to prevent caries is by using fluoridated dental products. Fluoride can reduce enamel demineralization and promote enamel remineralization. In terms of prevention, the topical application of fluoride is accessible, which includes fluoride toothpaste, fluoride varnish, fluoride gel, and mouth rinse. Besides, the application of fluoride is systematical. In some countries, fluoride is added into water, salt, or milk. Fluoride is also used for the medical treatment of early dental caries. However, fluoride is a double-edged sword. Excessive fluoride intake will cause toxic reactions, and dental fluorosis is caused by a high intake of fluorides during tooth development.

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Fluorosis

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Diseases and Conditions in Dentistry

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Restoration of Fluorosis Stained Teeth

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Comparative evaluation of esthetic changes in nonpitted fluorosis stains when treated with resin infiltration, in‐office bleaching, and combination therapies

Comparative evaluation of esthetic changes in nonpitted fluorosis stains when treated with resin infiltration, in‐office bleaching, and combination therapies

The Application of Fluoride in Dental Caries

Fluorosis

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