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Hi,
I wasn't sure where else to put this. I had a brace on my teeth for about two years, where the brackets were attached to my teeth there are little brown spots which I couldn't reach with my toothbrush, no amount of whitening toothpaste, powder, or stain removers seem to shift them. What sort of cosmetic dentistry procedure would I need to remove them, they aren't massive but I feel they ruin my smile. |
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There are only 2 things which can cause this.
1. Some bonding resin still remaining on the tooth 2. Lots of sweets while having braces causing decay to start around the brackets Without a full consultation I can't really say more! I'd recommend you see your dentist who should be able to advise you Hope this helps
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I'd try Opalescence toothpaste, it is exceptional at removing stains
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Dr Pav Khaira View Dr Khaira's profile click here Premier Dental Aesthetics & 5* General Dentistry Special Interest in Restoration of Severely Worn Teeth & Correction of Failed Cosmetic & Restorative Dentistry www.redskydentalspa.com |
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