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Dental Care for Chalky Teeth
Chalky Teeth

Expert Care for Chalky Teeth

Early diagnosis and specailised treatment for hypomineralized teeth, ensuring the best outcomes for your child's dental health.

Our Treatment Approach

Early Diagnosis

Prompt identification of hypomineralization in first permanent molars and incisors.

Enamel Hypomineralisation Care

Gentle care for weak enamel in kids molars and incisors.

Defending Childrens Smiles

Early care for baby molars helps protect future permanent teeth.

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Understanding Chalky Teeth

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What Are Chalky Teeth?

A condition where teeth haven't hardened properly during development, making them more susceptible to decay.

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Common Signs

White, cream, or brown patches on teeth, increased sensitivity, and prone to breakdown.

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Treatment Options

From preventive measures to restorative treatments, tailored to your child's specific needs.

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Long-term Care

Ongoing monitoring and maintenance to ensure the best possible outcomes.

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Enamel Hypomineralisation Care for a Lifetime of Healthy Teeth

It is a relatively common condition that varies in clinical severity and can result in early loss of the first permanent molars. Teeth most commonly affected are the first permanent molars (six-year-old molars) and the permanent incisors. This condition is therefore referred to as "Molar Incisor Hypomineralisation".

Chalky teeth example 1 - Enamel hypomineralisation
Chalky teeth example 2 - Molar incisor hypomineralisation

Although the cause is unclear Enamel Hypomineralisation has been seen in children born preterm and in those with poor general health in the first 3 years. In addition to a number of systemic conditions, low birth weight, toxins from breast feeding and common childhood illnesses such as upper respiratory tract infections, recurrent ear infections, asthma, tonsillitis in the first 3 years have all been linked to Enamel Hypomineralisation.

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Defending Children's Smiles

Chalky teeth treatment - Early intervention for enamel hypomineralisation

Early diagnosis and management are important to ensure the best long-term outcome. If children appear to have this condition on their baby molars (usually detected between 2-5 years of age) there is an increased likelihood of Enamel Hypomineralisation also affecting the first permanent molars and permanent incisor teeth.

Treatment depends on the severity and the teeth that are affected.

Permanent molars affected by Enamel Hypomineralisation require early intervention.

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Why Choose Our Chalky Teeth Treatment

Early Detection

Identifying and treating chalky teeth before complications arise.

Specailised Care

Expert treatment tailored specifically for hypomineralized teeth.

Long-term Success

Proven treatments that protect and preserve affected teeth.

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Early Detection Makes All the Difference

If you suspect your child may have chalky teeth, don't wait. Early intervention can prevent serious complications.