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Your coating might be ok for you still, while still having lost a lot of its' non-stickiness.
Usually, you can fry eggs on non-stick pans without butter (even if butter is delicious): can you sill do that?
It's usually not a chemical reaction like what's happening with acidic foods on the coating of a cast iron/carbon steel pan. Ceramics is quite brittle, so mechanical shocks can create micro cracks, which are hard to see but make food stick.