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My mother is 47 years old. Her teeth are becoming brittle . I mean they are breaking in very tiny pieces. What does this mean? Is it low calcium? What are the prevention methods for this. Thanks in advance.
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It's enamel worn out due to various reasons in such case identify which Roth is more worn out. Do root canal and crown to dither loss she can massage with Colgate prosenstive paste thrice a day after brushing
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It can be due low calcium or fluorosis. We have to assess the condition. Arrange a visit to dentist.
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If it's lack of calcium nothing can b done now but consult a dentist c if it's tartar scaling polishing can be done.
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