What Are Some of the Least Invasive Solutions for my Dental Fluorosis? (photo)

Yes you can greatly improve this non invasively. It might not be completely gone without veneers but seriously less obvious. Find a cosmetic dentist who know how to treat difficult bleaching cases. The teeth can be micro etched and bleached with products like KOR bleaching.
 

Your  white spots could be due to a fever as a child or a number of other things and  may not have had anything to do with taking fluoride as a child. Nevertheless, you need to explore options to help get rid of them. We love KOR deep bleaching for whitening followed by treatment with ICON. ICON was made by a German company that figured out how to fill in the pitted white spots.  If you care about whitening, do that first and then do the ICON. Congratulations on your upcoming wedding!!! 

Hi Babe! .Fluorosis stains used to be treated aggressively with composite veneers, hydrogen peroxide, heat, phosphoric acid with Superoxol, porcelain veneers and crowns.  Thankfully, it is no longer necessary to compromise a healthy tooth structure to achieve optimal esthetic results.  The combination of therapy of micro abrasion , MI Paste application and take home bleaching usually will give you the result you are looking for. If the take home whitening is not enough, Kor Whitening will pretty much take any stain out of the enamel.Hope this helps and have a beautiful smile on your wedding day!   

Micro -abrasion and whitening will be least invasive but results can be unpredictable depending upon the goal. Veneers or bonding will give better esthetic result but might need some reduction of tooth structure. Best of luck 

1. Tooth whitening

2. Bonding

3. Veneers or crowns

You will get the best results in my opinion with option #3 good luck

 

Kevin Coughlin DMD, MBA, MAGD    CEO Baystate Dental PC

To eliminate difficult stains from teeth, like fluorosis or tetracycline staining I would suggest a whitening system called Kor Whitening. The very best whitening results are obtained from a combination of in-office power bleaching (highest concentration of bleach delivered in a highly controlled environment) coupled with take home bleaching trays. To eliminate superficial white spots from teeth you might also consider microabrasion.

Good luck with your teeth AND your marriage!

Look for a dentist who offers KOR deep bleaching or similar product.   Be prepared this might take several visits and you will have to be persistent in following up the recommended protocol.  You should get great results when everything is done, hopefully, before the wedding.  

I also noticed you have some misalignment issues, whitening obviously not fix them.   You may wish to consider some form of orthodontic treatment (braces, Invisalign, etc.) in the future.  If that's not your preference, you can look into Sure-Smile as a way to whiten your teeth and enhance your smile.  

 

You may also want to to talk to your dentist about Snap On Smile.  Otherwise, whitening might work, but in your case may be quite time consuming