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There are a few reasons for white spots. The main reasons could be: 1. A child may have gotten sick during the development of their teeth, causing the enamel to not completely form, making their teeth more cavity prone. 2. Too much fluoride – especially in cities where the water is fluoridated, or digesting a lot of fluoride.
