FAQs

The main signs of tooth wear vary from person to person and is usually multi-factorial, and can be characterised by smooth, rounded tooth surfaces caused by acid exposure, matching wear facets from tooth-to-tooth contact, U-shaped cervical notches linked to brushing habits, and sharp cervical defects associated with occlusal stress.
Tooth wear can be caused by a range of dietary, mechanical, intrinsic, and age-related factors, including the consumption of acidic food and drink, bruxism, the use of abrasive toothpastes or harsh cleaning practices, and medical conditions such as gastrointestinal problems, chronic vomiting, and eating disorders.
GC products can support both the treatment and prevention of tooth wear through their range of restorative and preventive solutions that support the long-term management of tooth wear. GC’s restoratives can be used for conservative, additive treatment approaches tailored to the severity and distribution of wear, while their preventives can help promote enamel remineralisation, increase surface hardness, reduce sensitivity, and provide additional protection against harmful acids.