No: Teeth enamel forms while the tooth is developing before eruption. Once it forms, it does not regenerate or forms more enamel . Tooth enamel can be lost from excessive brushing , using a strong abrasive tooth past, or drinking acidic beverages that erodes the enamel. Replacement only to the lost enamel is done by your dentist through restorative choices like boding , veneers or lumineers
Answered 7/28/2013
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No: Small incipient lesions on enamel may be re-mineralized and hardened, but only god can give you more enamel.
Answered 6/16/2013
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Ne, enamel will not : Ne, enamel will not regenerate.
Answered 6/24/2013
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Enamel regeneration: No, once you lost the enamel, it does not grow back. Although weaken enamel can be remineralized and become slightly stronger than when it was demineralized.
Answered 8/16/2013
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No: Once enamel is lost, it is gone for ever you can place bonding, if it is severe need to fid the cause of wear.
Answered 4/28/2014
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Yes, it can: Agree with dr. Andrew killgore 100%. It is a common knowledge. Your body is capable of restoring tooth enamel that has suffered minor damage (e.g. From acid). Rec.: talk to your dentist for more information.
Answered 4/28/2014
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