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jimjim28: 1 year ago

Please help and read more. So I have these random white patches on my two front teeth and can't get rid of them! What do I do?

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sunmoon: 1 year ago via iPhone

Those spots on your teeth are probably super calcified spots. When those teeth were developing it may have been possible that you bumped your mouth, or that you ran a high fever and that is what causes your spots. You can try to either bleach your teeth with some over the counter bleaching trays like crest white strips in hopes that the teeth become similar in color to the white spots on your teeth. Or you could go to your dentist and have them try to fix the problem with calcium paste. Good luck, and don't worry you are by far not the only person that has that problem. :)

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Bubblious: 1 year ago via iPhone

Posted you below : )

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jimjim28: 1 year ago

Thank you this helped!

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sunmoon: 1 year ago via iPhone

I'm glad I could help. :)

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ealomia: 1 year ago

Was it there when u were born? Or did u get that after? Cause if u got that after, you might wanna check and go to the dentist, they can probably tell u wat it is

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chey21guns: 1 year ago

go to a dentist those white patches might be plague you need a cleaning

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TheCholo: 1 year ago

You might have cancer in your mouth only if you did chew tobacco or any tobacco products that have do with your mouth and if did you better go to the hospital right away they can solve it or treat it better go to doctor right away better safe than sorry good luck.

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jimjim28: 1 year ago

Trust me it's not that ahah but thanks

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jennyhart200: 1 year ago via iPhone

It's hypoplasia. The enamel of your teeth isn't developed correctly.

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kitkat4809: 1 year ago

It's normal I have them and my dentist said nothing about it it's just your teeth getting whiter so don't freak out. :)

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Kulan98: 1 year ago

I also have white patches on my teeth, my mother told me that it is hereditary, so it might run in you family.

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colbyko97: 1 year ago via iPhone

I had that, as soon as I saw it I brushed my teeth for a long time and used listerine 6 benifits it burns but that means it's working try that is it doesn't go away get your teeth cleaned at the dentist, it thy doesn't work then your stuck with them

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Bubblious: 1 year ago via iPhone

One more possibility , flourosis, which is a discoloration from swallowing too much toothpaste over time .

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sunmoon: 1 year ago via iPhone

Yep, also a cause. I forgot to mention that one. Thanks!

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Bubblious: 1 year ago via iPhone

Sure!!! Do you know a remedy? It's pretty much permanent , unless you do cosmetic changes?

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sunmoon: 1 year ago via iPhone

We have a new product we have been using at the dentist office called MI paste. It seems to work fairly well. Some cases come out better than others. But the spots do get lighter in all cases so far.

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Bubblious: 1 year ago via iPhone

Thanks for the info!!!

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sunmoon: 1 year ago via iPhone

Anytime! :)

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