Tooth erosion treatment focuses on managing and repairing the loss of enamel due to exposure to acids from food, beverages, or medical conditions like acid reflux. Enamel loss can lead to sensitivity, discoloration, and increased susceptibility to cavities.

Treatment begins with identifying and addressing the underlying cause of erosion. Preventive measures, such as dietary modifications and the use of fluoride toothpaste or mouthwash, are often recommended to protect remaining enamel. In cases of significant enamel loss, restorative procedures like bonding or veneers may be used to rebuild the tooth’s surface.

Dentists may also apply desensitizing agents or fluoride treatments to alleviate sensitivity and strengthen the remaining enamel. For severe cases, custom mouthguards can protect teeth from further damage caused by nighttime grinding or clenching.

Early intervention in tooth erosion treatment helps preserve oral health, prevent complications, and maintain a strong, functional smile.