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So How's it
Treated? Generally speaking, your early
treatment of tooth erosion is less painful and less expensive. The goal
of treatment is to preserve tooth structures and prevent further
destruction of the tooth.
Better oral hygiene should be
started with the use of a dental sealants,
tooth whitening, varnishing, contact fluoride
gel. The incorporated fluoride makes enamel and dentin more strong. We
include application of topical fluoride solutions as part of regular
visits.The missing tooth structure
requires a dental restorations. Usually the composite or white fillings
will be needed to repair the small and larger dental erosions.
The laminates,
dental crowns or
caps require if not be enough tooth structure remaining.How Can You
Avoid Tooth Erosion? You can prevent tooth erosion
by choosing essential -
Sports Drink Dental Kit - 5 groups of OTC (over-the-counter) dental
products as described in
a Book "Sports Drink..." and
e-book "Sports
Drink and American Smile":
1)
Ultra-soft Toothbrush
or Soft
Toothbrush – less traumatic and preventing tooth abrasion
with Flat Brushing Plane – for equal gentle pressure on the teeth.2)
Low Abrasive
Toothpaste - no damage to the tooth surface;
Fluoride-containing Toothpaste – enhance acid resistance.
3)
Fluoride Mouth Rinse
- enhance acid resistance; Use Non-Alcohol Mouth Rinses – less toxic
with and the same effective.4)
Fluoride Dental Floss
- enhance acid resistance; Use Nylon Dental Floss –for strength and
durability during application; Use Waxed Dental Floss –smooth surface
helps to prevent trauma to soft tissue.
5)
Sugar-free Chewing
Gum - contributes also for cavity prevention; Use Chewing Gum with RECALDENT®- play a role in teeth re-mineralization.Brush and floss your teeth 2
times a day for about 2 minutes each time. Mouth rinse regularly and
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