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White spots on molar teeth
I have good some white chalky spots on the upper molars of my permanent teeth.
How can I remove them ?
I drink one can of coke daily but I brush properly , twice a day
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Don't panic,
Just like our skin don't have even tone, sometimes it happens with tooth surfaces too.
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usually white spots may be defects in calcification and harmless, but clinical examination will help
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It may be developmental defect. Nothing to worry about much.
Though a picture of the tooth would help to confirm the diagnosis and treatment also can be planned.
Plastic post a pic of the tooth in question.
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