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Can eating ice everyday crack your teeth
I notice that i have crack line in both of my front teeth i eat ice everyday what can i do
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Dear patient, Yes! Chewing ice everyday is a known cause of cracks in teeth . You know what to do...quit this harmful habit at the earliest. Also, if you suffer from any sensitivity in those teeth, plz visit a dentist.
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