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My Teeth Have Become See Through from the Bottom to Middle of Each Tooth, Are my Teeth at Risk?

September 28, 2012
Asked By:Dainty_Doll

I used Crest Whitening strips and have noticed my teeth are see through from the bottom upwards. Have I ruined my teeth? I usually have resilient teeth, is it possible for my teeth to continue being strong and heathy despite this?

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Answer: The bottom of my teeth are see through

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Answer: See Through Bottoms to Middle of Teeth

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Answer: See Through Bottoms to Middle of Teeth

Jay Neuhaus, DDS

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