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My little girl (3 years old) has an erosion in her front teeth... is it something serious ??? why is that happening to her teeth?
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ToothFairy'sRevenge: Does your little girl walk around with a bottle-plus-nipple of apple juice in her mouth? Does she drink soda? Does she suck her thumb? Suckers? Candies? Lemons or other sour foods? Ever had any trauma to that area? Brush regularly?Chew gum? (hope not) In any event, she needs to be seen by a dentist to see what's what.
Answered 9/27/2014
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