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digmom1014
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I had my teeth cleaned three weeks ago and they did an awesome job. The hygenist used some kind of sand-blasting technique and my teeth, especially the bottom ones, never looked better. Now they are getting stained again.

Is this another fun aspect of celiac? Come on, they are already chipped and pitted!

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I don't know if there is a link to stains and celiac, but I do believe enamal problems and cavities can go along with it. Do you drink coffee, tea or soda? The first two can stain your teeth. Soda has got to be one of the worse things for your teeth. The acid in the soda can wear down the enamal. I have a yellowish tint always to my teeth despite how well they clean them. I don't event think bleaching would help, although I have never tried. I believe that my tooth discoloration was caused by getting too much floride. Also repeated antibiotic use can discolor teeth. This happened to my boys. When they were first seen that was the first thing they asked me. That does polish off and now their teeth are good and white. However I am disturbed that my oldest has eight fillings allready and the youngest has four. I have them brush twice a day. I never had a cavity or a filling until I was around 32.

Edit: PS do you think that because your teeth are already pitted that they get stained eaiser from stuff getting into them? Just a thought.

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You might get some info on the "oil pulling" thread under gab/chat.

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I had my teeth cleaned three weeks ago and they did an awesome job. The hygenist used some kind of sand-blasting technique and my teeth, especially the bottom ones, never looked better. Now they are getting stained again.

Is this another fun aspect of celiac? Come on, they are already chipped and pitted!

Sometimes it is just the aging process.....

digmom1014 Enthusiast
digmom1014
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I'm trying the oil pulling and it seems to be helping OR I'm imagining it is!

I am 44 and it seems like my teeth are starting to fall apart. I just had tooth replaced-only $2500 and it was considered cosmetic! Never mind the fact I couldn't chew on one side for 9 months.

I don't have pitting except on my back molars but, I'm sure they look bad too!

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