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Hairline Cracks In My Teeth
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Ive noticed whenever i shine a light into my mouth i can see all these hairline cracks in my teeth, they kind of catch the light.
theyre not visible normally
i do seem to have weak teeth and a lot have broken & chipped.
is it normal to have cracks like this? it seems really weird to have so many cracks - its not like i sit around cracking gobstoppers all day!
i possibly have hEDS which is known to cause teeth issue - but i would think thats more to do with gums etc - because hEDS is connective tissue & collagen disorder.
my bones, nails and hair seem ok, so not sure why my teeth are like this.
i clean them twice a day - sometimes only once - and i have numerous flossing devices - air, water etc.
so whats up with them?
what can i do?
thanks :)
theyre not visible normally
i do seem to have weak teeth and a lot have broken & chipped.
is it normal to have cracks like this? it seems really weird to have so many cracks - its not like i sit around cracking gobstoppers all day!
i possibly have hEDS which is known to cause teeth issue - but i would think thats more to do with gums etc - because hEDS is connective tissue & collagen disorder.
my bones, nails and hair seem ok, so not sure why my teeth are like this.
i clean them twice a day - sometimes only once - and i have numerous flossing devices - air, water etc.
so whats up with them?
what can i do?
thanks :)
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.yeah theyre not 'proper' cracks, but theyre definitely there and they didnt used to be.
hairline cracks are barely noticable.
maybe your dentist was looking straight on - they show up better when the light is at the side, it sort of catches the inside 'edge'. its like theyre transparent or something, its weird.
theyr are definitely there though - maybe try to get a photo to show your dentist.
hairline cracks are barely noticable.
maybe your dentist was looking straight on - they show up better when the light is at the side, it sort of catches the inside 'edge'. its like theyre transparent or something, its weird.
theyr are definitely there though - maybe try to get a photo to show your dentist.
I would have thought that the dentist is better at spotting such things than you are. Maybe you're too worried about something that's not really an issue. You don't say whether or not you've let the dentist examine your teeth. I think you should go to the dentist, rather than trying to self-diagnose.
"my bones, nails and hair seem ok..." Well, bones you can't see, hair wouldn't have cracks. I think you're a worrier, and it's surely best to seek good advice, i.e. from a dentist. Best wishes.
"my bones, nails and hair seem ok..." Well, bones you can't see, hair wouldn't have cracks. I think you're a worrier, and it's surely best to seek good advice, i.e. from a dentist. Best wishes.
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