Hi Docs, I slightly chipped my front tooth when I ignorantly bit on a metal key-holder. The chip is very slight. People barely notice it but I believe it can be seen if they pay close attention or stare at my teeth when I talk. I notice it all the time when I look in the mirror and when I brush my tongue through. It really disturbs me. I would really love a very non-invasive repair like maybe smoothening the edges till it is even but I don't know if that would work. I seek expert opinion.
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Any of them will have the knowledge of how to treat a dental emergency, because a trauma event is present, I would recommend x-rays first, and vitality testing, also transillumination is a useful method to see the direction of the fracture. Depending on the results is the action to take. If the...
The rate of 35% carbamide is too much for home bleaching. It can damage not only the teeth, but also the gums. we normally recommend 10-16% for 4-8 hours or 22% for 1 hour a day. Applying fluoride to the teeth against the sensitivity of your teeth will be beneficial to protect the teeth.
Hello and thank you for your question.
I firmly believe that composite bonding is the best option in your case.
It is very simple, inexpensive, painless and will look and feel great.
All the best to you.
Dr. Ayzin