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Dental flourosis
I have debntal flourosis. Is enamel microabrasion good solution? I am confused between direct and indirect veneer also.
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Hi..no need to worry. It is safe procedure. Go for Laminates.
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Hi microabrasion.. veneers .. bleaching all are cosmetic procedured and have their own pros n cons..if ur esthetics are compromised then u can opt for laminates direct or indirect but thy hv thr own maintenace and u hv to be careful for ur laminates...best is visit ur dentist and u wil be explained about each of the process..talk to them in detail about the benefits..best of luck take care
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Indirect veneers is a good solution for dental fluorosis. I would not recommend enamel micro abrasion. Luminers is the best treatment option.
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Dr. Sumit Kumar Misra
Dental Surgeon
11 yrs exp
Lucknow
Researches shows Enamel microabrasion has good results..you can start with it initially..if you are satisfied with results then its ok otherwise you can go for laminates..start from basics..
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