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Andrade said he had pneumonia seven times by age 3 and the antibiotics he took stained his permanent teeth long before they poked through the gum line. It is formulated with a viscosity that allows the paste to be liquefied rapidly by the system's high speed bristle motion, producing micro cleaning bubbles to penetrate hard-to-reach areas such as deep between teeth and along the gum line. We have many good alternatives to dental amalgam, but there are situations, such as cavities below the gum line, where there are no good substitutes. |
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