The day after a 13-year-old girl had cosmetic treatment on three of her upper teeth, her father called her dentist with alarming news: her teeth had turned orange. The likely culprit was a tomato pizza she ate right after the procedure.
That case, published in 2016, resurfaced this month in a new report in Case Reports in Dentistry. Dentists at the University of Bordeaux and Bordeaux University Hospital in France cited it while describing a gentler approach to the same rare enamel disorder, one that kept an 11-year-old girl's results stable for three years.
