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How do you get rid of the white stains on your teeth?

How do i get rid of white stains on my bottom teeth?

  • I have small white stains that have suddenly appeared on my bottom front tooth. They are not very big but i have become very self concious about it. I clean my teeth twice a day with ...show more

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    consult a dental expert before choosing an at-home teeth whitening system that has quality ingredients that can deliver safe and effective whiter teeth results in just a matter of time. discolored and stained teeth are caused by the food you eat and the drinks that you take in. be wary that the most common culprits that can stain teeth are colas, coffee, tea, chocolates, sauces, plum, red wine, etc. try to avoid these culprits if you want to maintain white teeth. the use of straw when drinking colas and iced tea will be much helpful. for more tips on how to whiten teeth visit http://www.trustedhealthproducts.com

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graceser83

Hello, chances are the spots have always been there and your just now having your attention drawn to them. Teeth are like the skin of people, they come in a variety of color combinations and even both people and teeth you might say have freckles...in your case it's white spots....Your dentist will have a number of ways to deal with them...Good luck and I wish you well.

Floyd S

Hi, You have developed enamel de-calcification due to the lack of meticulous oral hygiene when you had the braces. There are 3 ways to deal with it : 1. ENAMEL MICRO-ABRASION: If the stain is not deep seated that your dentist can strip the surface layer off with a paste that comes in a kit. The dentist keeps on polishing the teeth with that paste until the discoloration is gone. 2. RESIN FILLING : If the involved areas are only localized to small areas, you can get white / resin fillings placed without getting too much tooth structure removed 3. VENEERS OR LUMINEERS : You can get these restorations done. However, as I mentioned, going for this type of restoration will prove to be too invasive if the decalcification is not deep seated. You will end up losing the entire facial / labial surface of the involved teeth. Also, you can run the risk of getting cavities along the margins of these restorations if you do not floss on a regular basis on top of brushing your teeth. Hope this helped :)

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