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Q: Are Teeth Meant to Be Slightly Grey Underneath?

asked by: popprincess on May 7th, 2006

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Whilst looking at my teeth lately, I have noticed the front lower ones seem to appear slightly grey underneath round the edges, is this normal or is it a sign of tooth decay? They don't feel any different, is this just the normal inside of a tooth showing through??

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