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I have small white spots on my top teeth.i do not smoke or drink alcohol, caffeine. what causes it? what are some things i can use to get fast results
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Fluorosis: White spots on teeth are usually caused by hyperfluorosis (too much fluoride). They can also be caused by Enamel Hypoplasia. Depending on the cause and severity, we have some limited success removing white spots with a product called MI Paste. For more sever cases treatment can range from fillings to veneers.
Answered 10/2/2015
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