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Teeth chipping off on it's own
I am 25, and recently one morning I woke up to find a part of my lower central incisor broken off in my mouth...few days later while drinking water, I found a part of my lower second molar chipped off on its own...Plz tell me why is this happening and how can you help?
(P.S. I am pretty sure I don't suffer from bruxism)
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Greetings,
There are a lot of reasons for this.
Without a doubt it is not a sign of a good oral health.
Please address the issue before it becomes worse.
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avoid delaying
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Dr. Shilpi Awadhiya
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13 yrs exp
Indore
Greetings,
There are many factors which can result in this,the main cause with you will have to be confirmed only when an elaborate history is taken and atleast a picture of it is to be seen.
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this is definitely an issue for which you should be concerned of and should not delay to get a diagnosed as a precaution to save yourself from future problems
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