Therapies for Anterior Teeth Affected by MIH in Children and Adolescents: Two Case Reports

Molar and incisor hypomineralization (MIH) is a qualitative defect in enamel development affecting first molars and permanent incisors, characterized by well-limited opacities of different color. Affected incisors cause aesthetic concerns, particularly in young patients, and are usually the reason for consultation. To manage the aesthetics of these teeth, several treatment options are available. This article presents the management of two patients who came to the Pedodontics Department of the Mohammed VI Center for Dental Care for aesthetic concerns, related to the presence of opacities in the maxillary central incisors associated with MIH.