[ghostdoll]

Dental fluorosis, also called mottling of tooth enamel, is a developmental disturbance of dental enamel caused by excessive exposure to high concentrations of fluoride during tooth development.

The risk of fluoride overexposure occurs at any age but it is higher at younger ages. In its mild forms (which are its most common), fluorosis often appears as unnoticeable, tiny white streaks or specks in the enamel of the tooth. In its most severe form, tooth appearance is marred by discoloration or brown markings.

The enamel may be pitted, rough and hard to clean.[1] The spots and stains left by fluorosis are permanent and may darken over time.

REF:wikipedia

[LadyCPlum]

So that's really a condition, I just thought it was a normal thing for some people.....

[ghostdoll]

Originally Posted by LadyCPlum ↗

So that's really a condition, I just thought it was a normal thing for some people.....

yup i had that too but due to medicine problem,
how abt yours? too much florine ?

[Shakey]

Originally Posted by ghostdoll ↗

yup i had that too but due to medicine problem,
how abt yours? too much florine ?

I have a special cream I could put on your teeth baby.

[vagabond]

I thought it was from antibiotics at a young age

[LadyCPlum]

Originally Posted by ghostdoll ↗

yup i had that too but due to medicine problem,
how abt yours? too much florine ?

I actually don't have them, but I noticed a good bit of kids I went to school with had them when their adult teeth started coming in

[ghostdoll]

Originally Posted by vagabond ↗

I thought it was from antibiotics at a young age

its normal for kids to have it but if in adulthood it basically last forever.....
i guess its not a big deal but not pretty

[Kelseecat65]

[morbidmama]

It seems to be genetic in my family. My mom has it, brother, sister, myself, and my son. We also didn't start having teeth come in until 1 1/2 years old.

[murofhsirgo]

educational but you coulda knocked one out first