Tooth enamel repair

A recent study was the first to establish a way to regrow tooth enamel. But what is tooth enamel and why is it so important?

It’s important to clarify that while a healthy diet and good oral hygiene can help prevent cavities and may aid in the remineralization of teeth in very early stages, once a cavity has formed, it cannot be completely “repaired” naturally at home. Cavities are permanent damage to the tooth enamel that typically require dental intervention to treat. The information provided here aims to offer guidance on how to support oral health and potentially slow the progression of early tooth decay, but…

If you’re seeing a change in your teeth that makes them appear more transparent, you could be seeing signs of enamel damage. Talk to your dentist about your enamel.

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If you have significantly translucent teeth or teeth that appear clear, it is because of enamel damage. Once enamel is gone, you can’t get it back.

"Nutritional control of [cavities] is so satisfactory that I can recommend it with confidence as adequate to control well over 95 per cent of cavities."

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Tooth remineralization is a reparative process, which occurs naturally and daily inside the mouth. This process repairs the lost enamel (outermost part of the tooth) and helps in preventing cavities.

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