Category: Enameloplasty

Enameloplasty is well tolerated and highly successful in making cosmetic adjustments to teeth. Overall, the outlook is very positive; most people do not experience side effects or other issues after this procedure. No recovery time is typically needed. Alternatives to Enameloplasty Notably, enameloplasty and dental contouring have limitations in terms of what they can do,… Continue reading Outlook

Though the procedure is painless, it can cause some side effects. The enamel layer, which is made thinner by treatment, is only about 2.58 millimeters, and there’s little room for error. Side effects include:1 Tooth sensitivity Increased chance of tooth decay Yellow teeth Greater fragility of the teeth Easier chipping and cracking Monitoring Following a… Continue reading Side Effects of Dental Contouring

The out-of-pocket costs of dental contouring procedures depend on a number of factors. These include:2 Insurance coverage: Many insurance plans won’t help pay for strictly cosmetic work. However, they may offer partial coverage if the enameloplasty is fixing teeth chipped by accidents or falls. The extent of the work: The amount and extent of the work necessary can also… Continue reading Enameloplasty Cost

The term “enameloplasty” refers to a range of procedures that take away tiny amounts of enamel to reshape and correct the appearance of teeth. This involves using specialized tools to file, sand, smooth out, and eventually polish surfaces. To access areas between teeth, dentists may also use strips coated with abrasive material.1 Following the removal… Continue reading What Is Enameloplasty?

Enameloplasty is a cosmetic dentistry procedure that reworks the shape of the teeth by removing small amounts of tooth enamel. This is also known as odontoplasty or dental contouring. During this procedure, the dentist essentially files or sands down surfaces of the teeth to correct chipped teeth or to improve the symmetry and appearance of your smile.1 A… Continue reading Introduction