Mission Fluorosis = Bleaching + Veneering
Journal Title: Open Access Journal of Dental Sciences - Year 2016, Vol 1, Issue 1
Abstract
Fluorosis is a very prevalent disease in India and presents with a variety of clinical appearances based on the severity from white spots to blackish discoloration leading to a grave functional and aesthetic jeopardy. There has been various treatment modalities formulated ranging from noninvasive (bleaching) to highly invasive options (crowns). This case describes the conservative combination of vital bleaching and direct composite veneers that can work miraculously in case of mild to moderate fluorosis thus rehabilitating not only the function and aesthetic of a patient but also rejuvenating the confidence of an individual.
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Nimisha S
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