MIH: DMG presents new validated treatment concept at the IDS

Fluorosis, MIH, amelogenesis imperfecta and trauma-related enamel opacities affect countless people worldwide. Those affected can be severely impacted by these aesthetic impairments and hypersensitive teeth. This can also lead to social exclusion, bullying, functional impairments and pain. Nevertheless, as of yet there are hardly any appropriate treatment options for this mostly young patient group. DMG is now presenting a validated, minimally invasive treatment concept consisting of bleaching, infiltration and 3D printing technology.

Infiltration with Icon: A game changer for patients with developmental enamel opacities

The minimally invasive infiltration procedure with Icon Vestibular offers an effective and gentle solution for MIH on front teeth, for example. The treated area adapts seamlessly to the healthy enamel. Infiltration preserves the healthy tooth structure in cases of MIH – a decisive advantage in the treatment of young patients. It also gently improves the aesthetic appearance.

Gentle bleaching for optimum overall results 

In order to be able to achieve a harmonious result, teeth first have to be bleached before infiltration treatment. Bleaching developmental enamel opacities conditions the protein-rich legions and thus optimally prepares them for infiltration therapy. Its low concentration of CP 5% or 10% and gentle whitening action make DMG’s new Flairesse Bleaching Gel the perfect product for this preparation step. 

Precision-fit 3D bleaching tray with DentaMile

The new Flairesse Bleaching Gel has been specially developed for the medical pre-treatment of developmental enamel defects and is also suitable for young patients. It closes a crucial gap in dental care. Another valuable treatment component is the 3D-printed DentaMile bleaching tray. Its decisive benefit is its precision reservoirs which can be custom adapted to the specific patient situation, as well as its outstanding edge sealing. This ensures efficient bleaching and reliably protects the gums.

Those interested can see the new possibilities of MIH treatment for themselves at the DMG stand in Hall 10.1.

For more information about DMG's presence at IDS: www.dmg-dental.com/ids-en