Tetracycline-stained teeth: how do we treat?
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https://doi.org/10.22456/2177-0018.7640Keywords:
Dental esthetics, Hydrogen peroxide, Tetracycline, Teeth bleachingAbstract
Dental discolorations caused by drugs like tetracycline usually result in a unpleasant smi¬le. Such change causes embarrassment and even some kind of discomfort to patients; it also worries dentists which are always sear¬ching for more conservative and inexpensive treatments, in order to supply the expectations of patients that wish to have a healthy and bri¬ght smile. Non-invasive tecniques, like blea¬ching with chemical agents and invasive tecni¬ques like restorative procedures are some al-ternative. The purpose of this study is to revi¬ew the literature about the tetracycline me¬chanism and its side-effects in teeth, as well as to discuss the possibilities of color reverse in tetracycline-stained teeth using case report.Downloads
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2005-01-26
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PINTO, M. C. G. L., MONTEIRO, G. Q. de M., CARVALHO, P. R. B., MELO, G. F. B. de, & SILVA, C. H. V. da. (2005). Tetracycline-stained teeth: how do we treat?. Revista Da Faculdade De Odontologia De Porto Alegre, 46(1), 54–58. https://doi.org/10.22456/2177-0018.7640
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