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Old 02-14-2015, 01:57 PM #1
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Default Cracking and disolving
I have a question about teeth....I had a tooth just crack in half, and another partially dissolve...(both have since been removed.) I couldn't understand why...a dentist then told my I had dry mouth....OK...well an oral surgeon checked my saliva gland and I don't have dry mouth....
I did have a high fever before my tooth cracked in half, but no cavities that I know of.....any input?
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