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Could propranolol hydrochloride weaken enamel and causes teeth loss?
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No: No, i t will have no effect on tooth structure including tooth enamel. However, many drugs including this one may result in gum swelling\inflammation in some individuals. See your dentist regularly to monitor your oral health.
Answered 4/9/2014
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