White spots on teeth?

Question

Today after I brushed my teeth I noticed 2 or 3 white spots.

I'm vegan, so am I not getting enough calcium or something?

Do they go away? is there a way to make them go away?

Answer 1

Carbonated drinks, it's possible you have these 'spots' because of drinking too much soda.

just continue brushing normally, they'll go away after 1-2 days.

Hope that helped.

Answer 2

No, it is not because you are lacking "calcium or something".

The white spots are due to the fact that you drink too much soda, in sodas there are types a of "carbon" + soda.

White spot do fade away (rarely), but slow down on the soda! Keep brushing at least twice a day, and flossing at least once a day!

Answer 3

hypo plastic enamel. The white spot is inside the tooth. It will not go. Bettre to leave it alone.

Answer 4

They're ginger spots (this can ruin your teeth or gums). Next time you go to your dentist ask about them for some more information.

Answer 5

It's from fluoride. They don't go away.

Answer 6

usually id say plaque but after brushing your teeth no

Answer 7

'before it's too late' ?

he aint gonna die god..

just try going to dentist explain and show them this..

i'm sure its just lack of calcium or some nutritional thing..

they'll recommend you buy/try something

dont worry :)

Answer 8

A number of reasons can lead to white spots on your teeth.  Sometimes they are caused by nutrition, genetics, or too much fluoride.

I suggest you make yourself a dentist appt before its too late.

Answer 9

I would see your dentist about it my friend had white spots on her teeth and she had to get pearl caps on them because she had a calcium deficiency