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Transparent teeth - what can be done? (photo)

November 15, 2021
Asked By:Helena4444 in England, Velká Británie

Hello, I found my teeth are really transparent. I drink coffee and fizzy drinks. I ate candies when I was younger. Now I am 26 yo and I am worried about my teeth now. It doesn’t look nice, especially if my teeth are more transparent. Is it so bad if you see the photo of my teeth? Thanks

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