Topical fluoride is the most common treatment for early-stage enamel erosion. Fluoride helps strengthen enamel and prevents erosion from worsening. The treatment of enamel erosion depends on the severity of the condition. However, it cannot reverse dental erosion. The enamel can't grow back once it's gone.
REGENERATE Enamel Science is the first oral care system with NR-5 technology that regenerates the minerals in tooth enamel, reversing the process of early enamel erosion and, therefore, keeping teeth healthy and strong. Eighty percent of the most common dental problems, such as sensitivity, transparency and yellowing, are due to enamel erosion and acid attacks. Treatment for tooth enamel loss depends on the problem. Sometimes, dental bonding is used to protect the tooth and increase its aesthetic appearance.
Tooth decay can be stopped or reversed at this point. Enamel can repair itself using minerals from saliva and fluoride from toothpaste or other sources. Your dentist may recommend applying a fluoride varnish or a remineralizing treatment to strengthen the remaining enamel. If acid reflux or another medical condition is causing dental erosion, discuss treatment options with your doctor.
Until recently, once diagnosed, there was very little in the dental professional's arsenal for patients with the first signs of enamel erosion. If enamel loss is significant, the dentist may recommend covering the tooth with a crown or veneer. When enamel weakens, teeth are more vulnerable to tooth decay and fractures, which can eventually lead to tooth loss. The exclusive Advanced Enamel serum increases the effectiveness of Advanced toothpaste by 43%, maximizing the mineral regeneration power of enamel, even in hard-to-reach interdental spaces.
Saliva not only improves the health of body tissues, but it also protects enamel by coating teeth with protective calcium and other minerals. Advanced toothpaste uses an exclusive, clinically proven NR-5 technology; the ingredients in NR-5 combine to form a new source of mineral in the tooth enamel that envelops and integrates into the teeth. When it erodes, you may notice that you react more to hot or cold foods, drinks, and candies, as they can pass through holes in the enamel and reach the internal nerves. The best way to prevent enamel erosion is to practice good oral hygiene and visit the dentist regularly.
Acid erosion can weaken tooth enamel over time, but fortunately, it's possible to stimulate weakened tooth enamel to actively strengthen and repair itself through a process called remineralization. During the visit, the dentist will examine your teeth to determine the extent of the damage and will give you recommendations on how to repair the tooth enamel and prevent its erosion. Certain types of toothpaste and dental products remineralize tooth enamel by causing calcium and phosphates to return to the teeth and harden the glaze. A visit to booth N70 at the Dentistry Fair will allow dental professionals to learn about ways to inform patients and diagnose their early enamel erosion.
In addition, if you have cavities or cavities, your dentist may add a sealant that adheres to the enamel. To prevent enamel loss and keep your teeth healthy, be sure to brush your teeth, floss, and rinse with a fluoride mouthwash and antiseptic every day. However, some dental products help restore tooth enamel, just not in the way you'd imagine.
