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Grey stains teeth
My daughter is 11month old she got 8teeth but there is grey stains in it is it normal? Will it go away? Is there anything I should do or avoid doing?
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Please share clinical photograph of the teeth in question for better consultation?
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Well there can be many reasons for the grey stains that you can see on your daughter's teeth. First of all it would be better if you could upload some photographs for a better guidance. Secondly one of the most common reason could be if you are giving any medication to her maybe any iron supplement or any other medication that she has taken for long duration of time that can lead to discoloration of teeth
If the stains are extrinsic, definitely they can be removed but again only photographs or proper clinical examination would help us give you a better guidance.
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Dr. Uma Nagarajan
Pediatric Dentist
10 yrs exp
Delhi
Please share an image, also is she currently taking any iron syrup?
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