dental fluorosis? What can make the spots less noticable?
Sunday, March 14th, 201013 year old has dental fluorosis. It is mainly the first two top front teeth that have them the worst. Their is a brown stain on the bottom of the front teeth. The rest are only a little bit noticable. What can make it less noticable?
Bonding the teeth? or is she too young?
bleaching?
what else?
Will the spots get worse as the years increase?
What should she not eat or drink?
It wont increase. This damage was done as the teeth were forming. If not too severe, it is purerly cosmetic.
What i would be more concerned about is the damage that flouride has done that you cant see. Her entire skeletal system also looks like this. Many people dont realise this. Flouride is a poison.
The damage that dental fluorosis causes to the internal matrix of the teeth is permanent. There is no way to reverse this damage.
However, there are ways to ‘hide the damage’ — to treat the surface of the teeth so as to hide the discoloration.
Treatment options for fluorosis vary and will depend in part on the severity of the fluorosis and what you can afford (some of the treatments are very expensive). Some of the more common treatments include:
- Abrasion: Abrasion involves finely sanding off the outer layer of the enamel. It is a common approach when the fluorosis is mild. However, if the fluorosis is of a more advanced severity, abrasion is probably not a good idea as it can bring to the surface of the teeth a highly-porous enamel that will be prone to attrition.
- Composite bonding: Composite bonding first involves lightly roughening the area of the damaged enamel. After etching the enamel, a composite resin (with a color matching your teeth) is "glued" on to the exterior of the tooth.
- Porcelain veneers/laminates: Made out of porcelain, veneers form a ceramic shell over the surface of the tooth. Veneers may need to be replaced after several years, however, which can become quite expensive.
Fluoride is a powerful poison – more acutely poisonous than lead. This explains why fluoride is the active ingredient in many pesticides and rodenticides. It also explains why accidental over-ingestion of fluoride can cause serious toxic symptoms.
As documented in the Journal of Dental Research (Whitford 1987, 1990), there is enough fluoride in a tube of children’s fluoride toothpaste to kill an average-weighing child under the age of 9.
Each year there are thousands of reports to Poison Control centers in the United States related to excessive ingestion of fluoride products (toothpaste, mouthrinses, and supplements).
Malfunctioning water-fluoridation equipment, leading to excess levels of fluoride in water, has been another periodic source of acute fluoride poisoning.
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