article = {JDOA-2020-1-103}
title = {Management of Stained Fluorotic Teeth by Combined Minimal Invasive Esthetic Procedure – Case Series}
journal = {Journal of Dentistry Open Access}
year = {2020}
issn = {2674-4155}
doi = {http://dx.doi.org/10.31487/j.JDOA.2020.01.03}
url = {https://www.sciencerepository.org/management-of-stained-fluorotic-teeth-by-combined-minimal-invasive-esthetic_JDOA-2020-1-103 
author = {Anand Sherwood,B.  Divyameena,B.  Rahul,Bennett T.  Amaechi,Carmen  Llena,V.  Nivedha,}
keywords = {At-home bleaching, brown stains, dental fluorosis, in-office bleaching, microabrasion, resin infiltration, white patches}
abstract ={Objective: Esthetic management of stained fluorotic teeth mainly depends on clinical presentation of the
condition. Clinical presentation of fluorotic teeth is varied and clinician must be able to appreciate this and
choose the appropriate treatment option.
Clinical Considerations: Contemporary esthetic procedures allow these teeth to be restored to have
appearance similar to normal healthy teeth in the most minimalistic invasive manner. This case report aims
to highlight the three-treatment combination for esthetic correction of fluorotic teeth. Also, inform about
the advantages, drawbacks of various treatment choices and apprise the clinician of the appropriate esthetic
conservative management protocol for dental fluorosis with diverse clinical appearance.
Conclusion: The combination of microabrasion, dentist supervised at-home bleaching and resin infiltration
is the most minimalistic invasive treatment option for changing the appearance of stained fluorotic teeth to
normal healthy teeth.}