Comparing two treatments for early tooth decay
This study looks at two treatments for early tooth decay (white spot lesions) on premolars. It compares how well each treatment reduces the depth of these lesions.
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Who can take part
- You are having healthy premolar teeth (the teeth between your canines and molars) removed
- These teeth have no cavities or decay
- The shape and structure of the teeth are normal
- The teeth have not had any previous dental treatment
- No cracks, stains, or enamel defects on the teeth
Quick eligibility check
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