Excessive Tooth Wear At The Gum Line
Composite Bonding.
Case Study 14
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Problem:
- There is excessive wear of the teeth close to the gum line resulting in loss of the teeth's hard enamel covering and exposure of the underlying soft tooth structure.
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These worn areas appear darkly stained and unesthetic.
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Food gets caught in the worn ridges and sensitivity to hot or cold liquids has developed.
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There is risk of exposure of the underlying nerve tissue.
Solution:
- Composite bonding is placed over the worn areas replacing the missing enamel and preventing further tooth loss.
- Sensitivity to hot and cold liquids is reduced or eliminated.
- The teeth are restored to their original shaoe and colour resulting in a more youthful and esthetic smile.








