I have very little enamel, in fact at the age of 19 my dentist told me my teeth where that of a 50 year olds. I don't smoke, don't drink often, I drink tea sporadically, and used to drink lots of coffee but not anymore. My teeth hurt even when I drink room temp water or when air hits them. I'd like to know how I can maybe artificially replace the lost enamel as well as make them as white as possible without damaging any more enamel. I've looked into lumineers and such but want more options.
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The first order of business would be to take care of the bulimia because if that is not being managed the fixing the teeth is going to be a waste. Once the bulimia is under control you can see a dentist and have your options explained to you
"Tourism" dentistry as it is now called can save someone upfront costs but if something goes wrong you are up the creek without a paddle. You can try and save money on things but dentistry is not one of them. Pay a little more and stay where problems can be fixed.