Do the enamel of your teeth grow back once it is worn out, as in from sugar and plaque?

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enamel doesn't really come back no, but there are tooth pastes that help the enamel..and harden your teeth..I use Luminous by Colgate, it is a enamel strengthener. Also you can go to the dentist, and get your teeth bonded, or a preocess similar..expecialy if your enamel is gone it will help keep your teeth much longer.

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Enamel is what makes your teeth look glossy, no matter the shade of your teeth.
The answer is NO. It does not come back.

I'm not sure if enamel gets worn out from sugar or plaque.
Sugar causes decay. Plaque can be rid of by going to the dentist for regular cleaning. Regular flossing helps, too.

I use to smoke for many years, and my teeth remained white. It was whiter than most people. I took pride in keeping it white..
One day I slept over my mom's house and had to ask her for toothbrush. She gave me a very cheap one (I think it was from the 99 cents store!). The bristles were so hard it should've been labled XXHARDXX...
Anyways, I knew IMMEDIATELY after brushing my teeth that
my ENAMEL was GONE!!!

Just that one incident and my teeth were never the same. Thereon after, my teeth became susceptible to smoke stains, coffee, tea, soda, etc. Now I have yellow teeth because of the lack of enamel. I am still devastated.

Sorry but once it's gone it's gone....mine's worn out from medications I have been on not to mention drinking Gatorade and soda and I will never get it back. In fact if your enamel gets too weak your teeth start to become translucent and can start chipping...it sucks....

No I am pretty sure this enamel does not come back at all, check with a dentist.

demineralised enamel can get remineralised with the help of fluoride. but once the enamel breaks off, it can never grow back. so if a cavity is already present, its best to get ur tooth filled rather then to wait and let the cavity get bigger n more damage is done.

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