Dental Health Article by Dr Emma – "Cracked Teeth"

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Cracks in teeth are like a chip in your car windscreen – they never get smaller, but rather propagate and get bigger with time. In this article, Dr Emma explains the main causes of cracked teeth and why it's important to fix them as soon as possible…

SOURCE: HIF Lifestyle Blog – Read entire story here.

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