I have a couple of brownish lines on the sides of some of the front teeth. It's like on boundary of both sides of a tooth. What is it and how can I treat it?

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Dr. Nishant KumarDentist10yrs exp

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Yes this can treated it may due to improper mineralization of water. By which this lines appears on the tooth surface. It can be filled by restorative tooth colored restorative material.

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Dr. Sumit MunjalDentist23yrs exp

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DEAR LYBRATE USER, DEPENDING UPON THE ACTUAL PRESENTATION OF COMPLAINT ON YOUR TOOTH SURFACES, THERE ARE WHOLE LOT OF TREATMENTS IN DIFFERENT DENTAL DEPARTMENTS/ SPECIALITIES, NAMELY MIOCROABRASION, BLEACHING, INDIRECT VENEERS, CROWNS, DIRECT VENEERS ETC. IF YOUR CHOICE OF SELECTION IS TO GO FOR THE CHEAPECT ONE.. THEN MICROABRASION, BUT IF YOU CAN AFFORD CONSIDERABELY, THEN IT IS THE CROWNS OR VENEERS WHICH ARE HIGHLY RECOMMENDED. FOR OTHER QUERIES, SM 158E IS THE PERSONAL CODE. YOUMAY SEND PICS TO GET THE FINAL SUGGESTION

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