Indications for desensitization treatment for DHS | |
â—‹ No visually detectable defects of dental hard tissue | |
â—‹ Shallow or minimum hard tissue defect, where normal dental tissue has to be removed if restoration is provided. | |
â—‹ Hard tissue defect is esthetically acceptable and no predisposing factors exist for continued loss of dental tissues. | |
â—‹ Minimum gingiva recession and no predisposing factors exist for continued loss of gingiva and dental tissues. | |
â—‹ No other contraindications for desensitization treatment | |
Risks and limitations for desensitization treatment | |
â—‹ Existence of predisposing factors for continued hard tissue lose | |
â—‹ Existence of predisposing factors for continued gingiva recession | |
â—‹ Existence of microfacture, caries and other dental problems present with similar symptoms of DHS |