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Hereditary discoloration of teeth, is this possible?
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Definitely : hereditary component plays a big role in a process of the teeth staining. Here are some common factors: natural causes such as medication intake during development, hereditary factors, metabolism, age, just to name a few. Hope it make sense. .
Answered 5/18/2014
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