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Get answers to common questions about Tooth Recontouring.
Most patients experience little to no discomfort during tooth recontouring. Dentists usually avoid anesthesia for minor reshaping; however, local numbing can be provided if needed to maximize comfort during more extensive contouring.
Because contouring removes enamel, results are permanent. With good oral hygiene and routine dental checkups, reshaped teeth maintain appearance long-term, though wear or new damage may require occasional touch-ups over many years.
Patients with small chips, slightly uneven, irregularly shaped, or mildly overlapping teeth are excellent candidates. Those seeking minor cosmetic refinement without invasive restorations benefit most; however, dentists will assess bite, enamel thickness, and overall oral health before recommending recontouring.
Most sessions last between 20 and 60 minutes, depending on number of teeth and the extent of reshaping needed. It’s often completed in a single visit, and patients usually notice immediate cosmetic improvement.
Because only small amounts of enamel are removed, properly performed recontouring rarely weakens teeth. Some temporary sensitivity can occur but usually subsides quickly. Our dentists limit enamel removal and recommend preventive care to protect tooth integrity.
Tooth recontouring addresses minor chips, small gaps, and slight overlaps but cannot correct major spacing or bite problems. For significant alignment issues, orthodontics or veneers may be recommended; your Realtooth dentist will advise the most appropriate treatment plan.