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Dental Cervical Abrasions

Dental cervical abrasion is known as non-carious loss of tooth structure near the cementoenamel junction. The mechanical wearing of the tooth occurs due to external forces and other causes such as aggressive brushing and chewing hardy substances. Loss of tooth enamel causes tooth decay and sensitivity. It is treated by placing composite resin fillings.

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Can Valpalst partials, teeth bonding, or fluoride help reduce the sharp pain below the teeth?

Query: Hello doctor, I have an intense shocking pain around the bottom two teeth from a partial denture with wires. My X-rays show no cavity. I suspect enamel erosion. I have only five teeth. Do you recommend Valplast partials, teeth bonding, using fluoride, or another option?   Read Full »


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Answer: Hello, Welcome to icliniq.com. I have read through your complaint and the relevant details. You have mentioned that you have only five teeth remaining, out of which, the two lower ones are paining. So, I suspect it to be an enamel abrasion. There is a huge difference between erosion and abrasion. E...  Read Full »

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