Consult a dentist a this could be caused by too thin enamel coating or intake of excessive fluoride.
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White "marks" can be caused by decalcification. Since you just noticed them, I assume they have recently formed and not an enamel defect. Your dentist can confirm what they are and prescribe products that can recalcify those areas.
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