can u reverse grinded, worn down teeth?

[Deleted member 40105]

hmu. i dont wanna get fillings.

 

[Deleted member 40105]

@soggra @3arsa @rrm_ss2 @superpsycho @Megfish21

 

[superpsycho]

idk brah

 

[superpsycho]

over for teethcels

 

[rrm_ss2]

hmu. i dont wanna get fillings.

i don think so, but you can go to a doctor and he will give you like somthing to wear at night or somthing sot hey dont get worse

 

[soggra]

Idk cuz I never had that problem but this is what chat gpt says

Yes, worn-down or ground-down teeth can be restored using several dental treatments, depending on the severity of the wear. Here are some common options:





Mild Wear (enamel erosion, minor flattening)


• Dental Bonding – Composite resin is applied to rebuild lost structure.


• Enamel Microabrasion & Remineralization – Fluoride treatments or remineralizing agents can help strengthen weakened enamel.





Moderate Wear (dentin exposure, increased sensitivity)


• Dental Veneers – Thin porcelain shells cover the front of the teeth to restore shape and function.


• Crowns or Onlays – If a significant portion of the tooth is lost, a ceramic or porcelain crown can protect and restore it.





Severe Wear (extensive loss, bite collapse, jaw pain)


• Full Mouth Reconstruction – A combination of crowns, veneers, and sometimes orthodontics to restore proper bite alignment.


• Occlusal Splints/Night Guards – Prevent further grinding damage, especially for people with bruxism (teeth grinding).





If your teeth are noticeably worn down, it’s best to see a dentist or prosthodontist to assess the damage and recommend the best solution for your specific case.

 

[Deleted member 40105]

Idk cuz I never had that problem but this is what chat gpt says

Yes, worn-down or ground-down teeth can be restored using several dental treatments, depending on the severity of the wear. Here are some common options:





Mild Wear (enamel erosion, minor flattening)


• Dental Bonding – Composite resin is applied to rebuild lost structure.


• Enamel Microabrasion & Remineralization – Fluoride treatments or remineralizing agents can help strengthen weakened enamel.





Moderate Wear (dentin exposure, increased sensitivity)


• Dental Veneers – Thin porcelain shells cover the front of the teeth to restore shape and function.


• Crowns or Onlays – If a significant portion of the tooth is lost, a ceramic or porcelain crown can protect and restore it.





Severe Wear (extensive loss, bite collapse, jaw pain)


• Full Mouth Reconstruction – A combination of crowns, veneers, and sometimes orthodontics to restore proper bite alignment.


• Occlusal Splints/Night Guards – Prevent further grinding damage, especially for people with bruxism (teeth grinding).





If your teeth are noticeably worn down, it’s best to see a dentist or prosthodontist to assess the damage and recommend the best solution for your specific case.

ropefuel. ill just get some crazy schizo scientist to find a way how.

 

[rrm_ss2]

Idk cuz I never had that problem but this is what chat gpt says

Yes, worn-down or ground-down teeth can be restored using several dental treatments, depending on the severity of the wear. Here are some common options:





Mild Wear (enamel erosion, minor flattening)


• Dental Bonding – Composite resin is applied to rebuild lost structure.


• Enamel Microabrasion & Remineralization – Fluoride treatments or remineralizing agents can help strengthen weakened enamel.





Moderate Wear (dentin exposure, increased sensitivity)


• Dental Veneers – Thin porcelain shells cover the front of the teeth to restore shape and function.


• Crowns or Onlays – If a significant portion of the tooth is lost, a ceramic or porcelain crown can protect and restore it.





Severe Wear (extensive loss, bite collapse, jaw pain)


• Full Mouth Reconstruction – A combination of crowns, veneers, and sometimes orthodontics to restore proper bite alignment.


• Occlusal Splints/Night Guards – Prevent further grinding damage, especially for people with bruxism (teeth grinding).





If your teeth are noticeably worn down, it’s best to see a dentist or prosthodontist to assess the damage and recommend the best solution for your specific case.

thats not reversing them thats just stopping it from getting worse

 

[Deleted member 40105]

thats not reversing them thats just stopping it from getting worse

reversing as in remineralizing and restoring lost enamel. might be possible

 

[rrm_ss2]

reversing as in remineralizing and restoring lost enamel. might be possible

i think drinking water with high amounts of fluoride might help but im not sure

 

[Deleted member 40105]

i think drinking water with high amounts of fluoride might help but im not sure

helps from getting worse.

 

[rrm_ss2]

helps from getting worse.

ye, or you can get your gums slightly cut so the tooth shows more

 

[Megfish21]

hmu. i dont wanna get fillings.

I feel you
for now just wear a mouthguard at night and train to keep your jaw muscles relaxed when not eating. Not a lotta solutions to this as of now, sadly.

but don't worry brotha keep your head up
the good guys in japan are already testing drugs for regrowing teeth, solutions for the mkt may be out as early as the 2030s

 

[Megfish21]

oh and if you are good at manifestation you could probably reverse the past somehow and shift onto a life where your teeth are fine but idfk how anyone would go about doing that

 

[Debetro]

Are they very worn down? Drago, Haynes, O'Pry and others have grinded worn down teeth.

 

[EuropeanChadmaxxer]

hmu. i dont wanna get fillings.

go to your dentist and get a mouth guard to stop grinding at night that's what i did and it completely stopped

 

[Deleted member 40105]

Are they very worn down? Drago, Haynes, O'Pry and others have grinded worn down teeth.

yes

 

[chadisbeingmade]

Are they very worn down? Drago, Haynes, O'Pry and others have grinded worn down teeth.

Bruxism saves lives (gives mogger jaw). Srs.

 

[Debetro]

Bruxism saves lives (gives mogger jaw). Srs.

I think light contact is enough. No contact at all seems wrong to me.