White spots on teeth can be caused by various factors, including fluorosis (excessive fluoride exposure during tooth development), demineralization (loss of minerals from the enamel), poor oral hygiene, and certain dietary habits. Identifying the cause is essential for determining the appropriate treatment.

White spots can be treated using several methods, such as microabrasion, remineralization therapy, and resin infiltration. Microabrasion removes a thin layer of enamel to reduce the appearance of white spots, while remineralization therapy restores minerals to the enamel. Resin infiltration involves filling the porous areas with a tooth-colored resin to blend the spots with the surrounding enamel.

White spot removal treatments are generally not painful. Techniques like resin infiltration and remineralization are minimally invasive and comfortable. Microabrasion may cause slight sensitivity, but this is typically temporary and manageable. Our team ensures your comfort throughout the procedure.

The time it takes to see results can vary depending on the treatment method and the severity of the white spots. Some patients may notice improvements immediately after treatment, while others may require a few sessions to achieve the desired results. Our team will provide a clear timeline based on your specific needs.

With proper oral hygiene and follow-up care, the results of white spot removal treatments can be long-lasting. However, it is essential to maintain good dental habits and follow our recommendations to prevent the recurrence of white spots. Regular dental check-ups will also help monitor your oral health and address any issues promptly.