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Infection in teeth
Dear sir,
I am taking anti-psychotic medicine after that my teeth has erode see picture. I am wondering if the deterioration in my mental health is because of teeth. Before anti-psychotic i had good and strong teeth. Please advise me suitable course of action.
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Antipsychotic medications may alter gingival health. Get your teeth cleaned by a dentist. Wash your mouth after every meals. If necessary you can go for bleaching or veneering.
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In your case it is clearly seen as 'Fluorosis' detection. Fluorosis is a condition that results in white or brown speckles on your teeth. It’s caused by overexposure to fluoride in the early years of life, when your permanent teeth are developing. Fluorosis is a cosmetic concern and isn’t harmful to your health.
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Teeth whitening. As a Dentist we applies bleaching gel to your teeth for a predetermined amount of time.
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