Attached x-ray and consulting to pedodontist.

Hi, it seems to be Amelogenesis imperfecta. Please consult a pedodontist.

Hello Please visit the dentist to find out the root cause for the stains so that you can get them treated

Appears to be Intrinsic staining of upper permanent teeth due to Fluorosis ,unless proven otherwise clinically. Chipping could be due to weakening of enamel due to fluorosis or decay . Please visit a Pediatric Dentist for further advise and treatment.

Stains can be of 2types . 1. Intrinsic ( discolorations that occur on the inside layer of the tooth, affecting the dentin, which is tougher to remove ) Common causes include trauma to the tooth, genetics, high fluoride intake, diet and certain medications . Treating these stains often requires professional dental procedures . 2. Extrinsic ( discolorations on the outer surface of tooth enamel caused by pigments from food, drinks, and tobacco adhering to the tooth's surface.) caused by external factors like diet, poor oral hygiene, certain medications, and bacterial activity. Common culprits include staining foods and drinks, bacteria, and iron-rich supplements. These surface stains can be yellow, brown, green, or black, and they can be removed through regular dental cleanings and proper at-home brushing and flossing.

Hello it looks like a cavity Kindly visit your nearest dentist for restoration

That stains visible may be internal or external. If that yellow spots are external it can be cleaned easily at a dental clinic but internal stains require complicated treatment. You may consult a dentist .

Hi .High fluoride in drinking water can lead to dental fluorosis, which are characterized by tooth discoloration or pitting. it is treatable .. no need to worry.. Go near by any dental clinic (pedodontist ) for proper treatment..

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