Those who suffer from Celiac disease are much more prone to tooth decay and enamel loss. There are several conditions that may result in weakened or lost enamel. When this enamel is destroyed or removed, the result is teeth that are translucent or clear. The enamel on your teeth is what gives them the opaque, whitish color. If you begin to notice that your teeth are starting to look a little translucent, you should immediately schedule an appointment with your regular dentist and, in the meantime, be sure to upkeep a regular, healthy oral hygiene routine. However, there are a few things you can do to prevent clear teeth, or transparent teeth, and a few procedures that will improve the appearance of clear teeth that you can discuss with your dentist-and give you back those white teeth you love so much.Ĭlear teeth are common, and while they are not always a sign of immediate alarm, they should not be overlooked. Occasionally, however, it’s caused by something a bit more difficult to explain like complicated medical conditions. Usually, there is a pretty simple explanation for this type of tooth discoloration-through dental erosion or acid erosion (in your food) and so on.
In even more severe cases, you may have one or more translucent teeth that are almost entirely clear.
You may have noticed that your once beautifully white teeth have started to look a little different lately-they are beginning to look clear around the edges and may need orthodontic treatment.
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