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Arnold K
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...with fruit jelly? It seems that every time I eat grape or blueberry jelly(usually Polaner Allfruit) with bread or biscuits I notice these darkish blue or brownish streaks all over much of my teeth. I don't have to eat a whole lot of it for this to happen. I'm in my 20s, in good health and my teeth are also in generally good condition, although I've had many cavities over the years so I have many fillings. I don't have any dental diseases, at least my dentist didn't say so last time I was there. My teeth are naturally yellowish in color(my dentist told me there was nothing that could be done to whiten them, that is their natural color, unless I want to go to a cosmetic dentist to put porcelain around them), but I never drink coffee or smoke. The trouble is, even after brushing and flossing my teeth very thoroughly these blotches and streaks mostly remain(and they are very obvious). The only thing that removes them is this dental scraper that I have at home. I brush and floss twice a day. What are these strange, hard to get out blotches and streaks along on my teeth that are so difficult to get out? How can I prevent them? What is the best way to remove them? Do they indicate that something is very wrong with my teeth? Thanks.
Also, my teeth tend to feel a little more sensitive than usual after eating fruit jelly.
Also, my teeth tend to feel a little more sensitive than usual after eating fruit jelly.