What’s wrong with my teeth? (Photo)

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Over the past couple years I have a divot on both my incisors. They are a little discolored and anytime I drink someonething colored it sinks it. What does this look like and do I need to have something done to fix it or is it reversible?

Laser Skin Solutions · Answer

The divots and discoloration you are noticing on your incisors are likely signs of structural enamel loss, localized enamel hypoplasia, or micro-abrasion wear that allows chromogens from colored beverages to easily penetrate and stain the exposed porous dentin. As a licensed advanced esthetician, I frequently evaluate concerns regarding tooth staining and surface texture changes during cosmetic consultations.
When my clients present with similar localized enamel pitting or staining, it is essential to first rule out active decay or structural compromise by scheduling an evaluation with a restorative dentist, as enamel loss itself cannot naturally regenerate. However, once a dentist clears the tooth structure or provides necessary composite bonding to restore the surface contour, managing the aesthetic discoloration is the next step. In my clinic I often recommend professional teeth whitening treatments to lift stubborn surface stains and brighten the surrounding enamel for a more uniform, radiant smile.

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