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What are these white spots on my bonded tooth? (Photos)

burkholderb3Aug 15, 2016
Unfortunately, I got a chip "fixed" with bonding on my front tooth. My dentist did a horrible job. There's these white marks that are hardly noticeable, but I can defiantly notice them. What are they and How do I get rid of them?

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Dr. Mark Edington, DDS
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Answered on Aug 18, 2016
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Hi, thanks for write... The ttoothpaste has no influence in that sense, the salivary glands are located behind those teeth, need to continue cleaning and go to your dentist every  3 months. Regards 

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This is a very large space and would not look good with bonding at all.  The front teeth would be extremely wide.  I would find a board certified orthodontist and consider braces.  This is a much better solution long term.  Good luck.

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