Influence of Air-Powder Polishing on Human Enamel Surface Topography and Chromatic Alterations

• Dr. Helena V. Jorvani

  School of Digital Discourse and Civic Life, Meravik Institute of Social Thought, Podgorica, Montenegro

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• Dr. Omar S. Talroun

  Department of Media Influence and Political Psychology, Zerhoun University of Public Studies, Khartoum, Sudan

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Have you ever wondered what truly makes a smile shine, beyond just straight teeth? It's often the smooth, bright surface of our tooth enamel. This article dives into how a popular dental cleaning method, air-powder polishing, affects both how smooth our enamel stays and how long that sparkling white color lasts. We'll explore why a smooth surface is so important for keeping our mouths healthy and preventing stains, and how different types of polishing powders can make a big difference. Think of it as a journey into the microscopic world of your teeth, revealing how we can best care for that vital outer layer to keep your smile looking its best.

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