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I was brushing my teeth just now and noticed some white spots or blotches on my two front teeth. Never seen that before, and I'm sure that can't be normal. I admit I don't brush as well or as often as I should, so guessing that could be causing this. But either way, I'm not quite sure what these are. Any ideas what this might mean?
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as we age, plus things that we eat causes the enamel to change color over time.
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as we age, plus things that we eat causes the enamel to change color over time. So is that it then? Doesn't mean anything except that I'm aging? |
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as we age, plus things that we eat causes the enamel to change color over time. very true Cat 
That is why you should brush, floss and use mouthwash daily. Prevents cavities and helps keep the teeth at their best. |
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it`s something to do with something lackin in your system,..or too much,..can`t remember,..
drink more milk,. google would be able to answer that |
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If they are sudden, see a dentist.
If you've been on lots of antibiotics in the past, spots can occur over time. May want to try the store whiteners, or if you have a dental appointment soon anyway, wait and discuss with him/her. GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOD MORNING, Adam!! 
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something to do with too much calcium,..?
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White spots could be your enamel eroding, which is BAD! I'd call your dentist for a checkup, you might need to get some bonding or something done.
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The white spots on your teeth are decalified enamel and can lead to deterioration of the teeth. Check with your dentist
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GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOD MORNING, Adam!!
Good morning! How are you today? |
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its called calcium mottling, when you were younger you probably swallowed to much toothpaste
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