Question 1

how can i repair my teeth enamel?

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You won't be: Able to repair your enamel. See your dentist for repairative options.

Question 2

will white strips damage teeth enamel?

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Bleaching your teeth: Bleaching hasn't had any side effects besides increased cold sensitivity. I'm an avid believer in bleaching. Go ahead, good luck and have fun!

Question 3

what can i do/eat to thicken my teeth enamel?

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Nothing you can do: Enamel is non-vital and does not grow after your teeth erupt, so there is no way  to make the enamel on your teeth thicker.

Question 4

can you tell me how to strengthen my teeth enamel?

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Fluoride: Mi toothpaste could help but the easiest and cheapest is toothpastes and mouth rinses with Fluoride to make enamel more resistant to mouth acids which cause decay.

Question 5

what can i do to strengthen the enamel in my teeth?

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Consider this: 1) reduce or be mindful of acid containing foods (citrus, sodas, etc)
2) immediately rinse your mouth with water after having acid foods to neutralize
3) meticulous and consistent oral hygiene (accurate brushing ; flossing)
4) see your dentist regularly (at least twice per year)
5) consider re-mineralization using mi paste or novamen
6) talk to your dentist for other suggestions.

Question 6

would it be healthy to lose the enamel in your teeth?

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Enamel loss: Enamel loss can be caused by acid reflux, gerd, excess consumption of acidic foods--soda, fresh citrus fruits, etc. Clenching or grinding your teeth when under stress can also cause tooth wear. Best advice would be to talk with your dentist or dental hygienist for some tips and tricks. Brush with a fluoridate toothpaste and use a Fluoride rinse like act to preserve your enamel.

Question 7

could i get a manmade enamel layer put onto my teeth?

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Enamal layer: If you want to change shape or color of your teeth, this can be done with veneers or bonding.
Both are thinly layered material that is used to cover the surface of the teeth.
Different outcomes often determine what material is used.
See your dentist for an exam and consult.

Question 8

how does teeth clashing against one another affect enamel?

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Bruxism: Clenching and grinding your teeth can wear down enamel, tooth colored fillings and micro-fractures that will enlarge over time causing large "chunks" of your tooth to break off.

Question 9

could someone get a manmade enamel layer put onto their teeth?

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Porcelain: If you are asking about a dental veneer, yes. It is make out of porcelain, not actual enamel, and it usually covers the buccal and incisal or occlusal) surfaces of your teeth.

Question 10

a question about teeth? what causes stains on the enamel in kids?

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Depends.: Intrinsic stain (within the tooth) can be caused by high fever during tooth formation, meds taken during tooth formation or developmental problem (genetics).  Extrinsic (surface stain) stain can be caused by foods, such as coffee, cola, grape juice etc combined with poor brushing habits.

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