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Removing White Spots On Teeth

White Spot Removal and Cosmetic Repair

White spots on your teeth diminish your smile’s appearance and may indicate enamel damage or early decay. At St. Lawrence Dentistry in Mississauga, we offer several techniques to remove or mask white spots, restoring a uniform, beautiful smile. Whether spots are from fluorosis, demineralization, or decay, we have solutions.

What Causes White Spots

Causes include excessive fluoride during tooth development, acid attack from plaque or reflux, orthodontic decalcification, and early enamel decay.
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RESTORE YOUR SMILE WITHOUT WHITE SPOTS

Schedule your white spot consultation at St. Lawrence Dentistry by calling 647-558-9928 in Mississauga.

Microabrasion for Mild Spots

For superficial white spots, we gently remove the outer enamel layer using microabrasion. This eliminates spots without requiring more invasive treatment.

Whitening to Mask Spots

Professional teeth whitening can make surrounding darker teeth lighter, making white spots less noticeable by comparison.

Bonding to Cover Spots

For more significant spots, tooth-colored bonding covers the spot completely while maintaining a natural appearance.

Treatment Depends on Cause and Severity

We assess your white spots and recommend the most effective treatment. Some spots respond to simple solutions while others require more involved treatment.
FAQS

Frequently asked questions

Are white spots permanent?
Some are permanent, while others can fade or be treated. We’ll assess whether your spots can be removed or covered.
No. Microabrasion causes no pain or discomfort.
Not directly. However, whitening surrounding teeth can make spots less noticeable.
Sometimes. White spots can indicate early decay or enamel demineralization. We’ll examine them thoroughly.
Yes. Using fluoride appropriately, maintaining good oral hygiene, and avoiding acid exposure reduce white spot development.
Some spots remain stable while others may progress. We’ll monitor yours during your regular visits.
Usually cosmetic, but sometimes they indicate decay or damage requiring treatment.
Cost depends on the number and severity of spots and the treatment method used.
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Our Address

St Lawrence Dentistry is located at

80 Port St East Suite H, Mississauga, Ontario L5G 4V6

Easy Access

Ample parking and convenient access

Public Transit

Close to bus stops and GO Transit

Clinic Hours

Thursday - 8 AM–5 PM
Fri - Sat: 8AM - 1PM
Sun: Closed
Mon - Tuesday: 8AM - 5PM Wednesday(Canada Day): 8 AM–5 PM
Hours might differ