I recently had my braces taken off,and they left some white squares on two of my teeth.Luckily they arent the two front ones,but i would like too know where did they come from,and how can they be removed.Also,my teeth are a bit yellowish,but not too yellow.I wanna know if i have to have a special treatment from the dentist.Usually they give me a good cleaning,and a flouride treatment afterwards.Is the flouride treatment gonna help my teeth get whiter???
2006-08-10
06:32:07
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mintycoutur3
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i got them off like the last week of june
2006-08-10
06:40:27 ·
update #1
when you get your braces put on, they first clean your teeth. This leaves you're teeth white. Then, while they're still white, they put the breaces on. Food can't get under the places where the braces attach to the teeth, so while the rest of your teeth yellow, the part under the brace stays white. That explain it to ya?
2006-08-10 06:35:12
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answered by Jay Vee 3
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The white spots, if not areas where the braces were covering and leaving a white spot, are probably just calcium deposits. I get them on my front teeth and they come and go.
Fluoride will not make your teeth white. I think it just strengthens your teeth and prevents cavities. Try using Simply White from Colgate. I use it and it works great. It doesn't last long for me as I am a coffee drinker but a couple times a month along with whitening toothpaste keeps my teeth looking good. You could also try the whitening strips. I have not tried these myself but lots of people that I've talked to that have used them have nothing but praise.
Hope this helps and have a great day!!!
2006-08-10 06:40:11
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answered by Coo coo achoo 6
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it somewhat is problematic to tell without seeing it, yet appears like fluorosis. that's led to by utilising having too lots flouride intake, generally from once you have been a new child, in all probability around 2 years old (even nevertheless you probably did no longer have your everlasting tooth then). It generally does result the finished mouth, yet I even have seen it on basically one the tooth besides. there is no longer in all probability something you're able to do approximately it at this element. I even have seen human beings whiten their tooth which makes it much less major, even nevertheless it won't circulate away thoroughly. Flouride intake now won't make it worse. in case you do whiten your tooth, the spot would look even whiter for an hour or so, yet then is going back to everyday.
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answered by bugenhagen 4
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Yes, a flouride treatment will help your teeth get whiter. The squares will probably go away soon. Just give it time.
2006-08-10 06:36:36
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answered by amandameibeyer 4
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Ask the dentist about bleaching your teeth. They also sell over the counter whitening products, I would recommend trying one of them. The good ones are not that cheap, but they do work. Good luck!
2006-08-10 06:37:11
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answered by mixemup 6
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yeah maybe you have a lack of calcium maybe it aint the braces...and with the whitening flouride should do the trick :)
2006-08-10 06:43:02
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answered by JB 2
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you will have to get ur teeth bleached so tht they all look even.or work hard n brush them 3-4 times a day to make them match others.
if i were u i'll go for the former option!
2006-08-10 06:37:03
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answered by pri 3
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yes get a teeth cleanser thing from the doctor that will really help!!
Good Luck!!!
2006-08-10 06:42:37
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answered by Jadedprincess 2
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yes i have braces my orthodontist told me that if i dont brush my teeth or at least good enough then i will get that why dont you ask your orthodontist did ne or she tell you when they took the braces off?
2006-08-10 06:36:27
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answered by BREATH NEVER PAUSE YOUR LUNGS!! 3
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don't worry the rest of your teeth will catch up with the dark shade of yellow.
2006-08-10 06:38:17
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answered by wyamideleted 2
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