What is Enamel Reshaping?
Enamel reshaping
is a process of contouring natural teeth to improve their over all
appearance. When teeth are slightly crowded or uneven, or when eyeteeth
appear too long, enamel reshaping may be used to correct the flaw. This
more conservative process cannot solve all problems though. Crowded
teeth may need braces. If so, your dentist may provide treatment, or,
refer you to a specialist in orthodontics.
How is Enamel Reshaping Done?
Enamel
reshaping involves modifying teeth by removing or contouring enamel to
create harmony and balance in the mouth. Enamel reshaping, which is
often combined with bonding, is usually quick and painless. No
anesthesia is necessary when reshaping enamel, and the results can be
seen immediately. It should be approached with caution, however, because
enamel cannot be replaced.
Aftercare
After an enamel reshaping procedure, it is common to experience the following:
- You may experience some sensitivity
- You may feel a little rough for a while
- Avoid tea, coffee, and tobacco products
- Floss, brush, and regular visits to the dentist are recommended

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