Those chalky white squares where the brackets used to sit are early decay — enamel that lost mineral wherever plaque gathered around the bracket edges during treatment. They aren't surface stains, which is why whitening tends to make them stand out more rather than less.
Resin infiltration draws resin into the porous enamel instead, bringing the white patches back towards the shade of the tooth surrounding them.
Dental Precinct treats post-orthodontic white spot lesions with resin infiltration.
🦷 Treats the early decay itself rather than masking it ✨ Explains why whitening made the marks look worse 💬 No drilling and, in most cases, no anaesthetic 🪥 Most effective when done soon after the braces come off
📅 White marks left after braces? Book an assessment at Dental Precinct.
Call: 07 4788 0111 or Visit: https://www.dentalprecinct.com.au/

















