Icon Resin Infiltration is a minimally invasive dental treatment designed to improve the appearance of certain white spots and early-stage enamel lesions. Using a specialised resin, the treatment helps penetrate porous areas of the enamel, reducing the visibility of discolouration and creating a more even-looking smile without removing significant amounts of tooth structure.
Help minimise the visibility of certain white spots and areas of enamel discolouration.
Icon Resin Infiltration is designed to treat suitable lesions without the extensive removal of healthy tooth structure.
Improve the appearance of affected teeth by helping create a more uniform enamel appearance.
The treatment focuses on preserving existing tooth structure while addressing suitable enamel concerns.
Your dentist will examine the affected teeth to determine whether Icon Resin Infiltration is suitable. The tooth surface is prepared and treated with specialised materials before the resin is applied and cured, helping improve the appearance of suitable white spots.
Icon Resin Infiltration is a minimally invasive treatment that uses a specialised resin to treat certain early enamel lesions and improve the appearance of white spots.
White spots can occur for several reasons, including changes in enamel mineralisation, fluorosis or previous orthodontic treatment. Your dentist will assess the cause before recommending treatment.
The treatment can reduce the visibility of suitable white spots, but the outcome varies depending on their depth, cause and appearance. Complete removal of the discolouration cannot be guaranteed.
The treatment is generally minimally invasive. Your dentist will explain what to expect and discuss comfort measures if needed.
Icon treatment is designed to preserve tooth structure while treating suitable lesions. Your dentist will assess whether it is appropriate for your teeth.
Yes. Icon Resin Infiltration may be suitable for certain white spot lesions associated with orthodontic treatment. An assessment is needed to determine suitability.
Treatment time depends on the number of teeth being treated and the extent of the affected areas. Your dentist can explain the expected appointment duration.
Results can be long-lasting, but their durability depends on factors such as oral hygiene, the treated lesion and individual circumstances. Your dentist can provide guidance on maintaining your results.
In some cases, whitening may be discussed alongside Icon treatment. Your dentist will advise on the appropriate sequence and whether both treatments are suitable for you.
A consultation at Regency House Dental Clinic in St Albans allows your dentist to examine the affected teeth, identify the cause of the white spots and discuss suitable treatment options.
