Not likely, not there. Do a "demineralization" search in the dental archives, and see if it applies.
It may be something in the tooth's development. Maybe a search in the archives (again LOL) will get to somehting you can recognize?
I would keep checking it, and if it changes, you'll be at the dentist in no time.
But you might as well know that decay often shows up first at the back of the top teeth, so you may want to check there with a flashlight just to make sure you don't miss something
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It may be something in the tooth's development. Maybe a search in the archives (again LOL) will get to somehting you can recognize?
I would keep checking it, and if it changes, you'll be at the dentist in no time.
But you might as well know that decay often shows up first at the back of the top teeth, so you may want to check there with a flashlight just to make sure you don't miss something
