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Are you unfortunate enough to have dental fluorosis? This common dental condition affects many people across the country leading to mottled and patchy discoloured areas on your teeth. Although most cases are mild, fluorosis can sometimes be severe – having a significant impact on the appearance of your teeth and ruining your chances of a sparkly smile.

Whitening treatments unfortunately can sometimes make the appearance of your teeth worse by accentuating the contrasting discoloured patches on your teeth

If you suffer from fluorosis, it’s time to take control of the situation and invest in an effective and safe way to hide the appearance of this by placing veneers to cover the surfaces of your teeth.

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If you wish to know more about our expertise and how porcelain veneers can be used to treat discoloured teeth, feel free to get in touch with us. You can contact us by calling 020 7971 1909 or filling out our contact form. One of our helpful staff members will be more than happy to help.

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    Frequently Asked Questions

    What is fluorosis?

    Essentially, fluorosis is a permanent dental condition that changes the appearance of the tooth enamel. In mild cases, the teeth are usually scattered with small white flecks and fine lacy white lines. By contrast, in moderate to severe cases, these spots and lines are much more profound. The teeth may also have a rough pitted surface and large brown spots and discolouration are common.

    What causes fluorosis?

    Fluoride is a naturally-occurring mineral that is found in water and it can help to prevent tooth decay. However, it can also be found in some toothpaste and dietary prescription supplements. If too much is consumed early in life (i.e. before the age of 8), fluorosis is likely to occur.

    This is the time at which a child’s permanent teeth are forming below the gum and the excess fluorosis is believed to affect the production of the enamel. Therefore, only children are at risk of developing fluorosis. If you have symptoms in adulthood, unfortunately, the damage has been done and the only option is to seek dental fluorosis treatment.

    How can fluorosis be treated?

    Fluorosis isn’t a disease and, if mild, it is often unnecessary to have it treated. However, if it’s severe and you’re unhappy with the appearance of your teeth, there are a number of dental fluorosis treatments to choose from – including, for example, the addition of porcelain veneers.

    This quick and easy cosmetic procedure will successfully disguise the effects of the fluoride, covering the white and brown spots, hiding any discolouration, and creating a ‘perfect’ white smile.

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    Want to know more about our treatment to tackle dental fluorosis? You can either call us today on 020 7971 1909 or fill out our online enquiry form for one of our experts to get back in touch with you as soon as possible. Treating your dental fluorosis may be easier than you think with us at Harley Street Smile Clinic.

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