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The document discusses causes and treatments for discolored teeth. It identifies extrinsic causes like coffee, tea, tobacco and intrinsic causes like tetracycline use or trauma. Age can also cause yellowing. Treatments mentioned include regular brushing, flossing and rinsing, as well as bleaching, microabrasion, veneers and dental cleanings. More details are provided at the listed website.
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III) Examples of conditions caused by type III reactions include serum sickness, various forms of glomerulonephritis, infectious diseases like meningitis and hepatitis, and the local reaction seen with repeated antigen injections like insulin for diabetes.
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discoloration of teeth and management
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LASERS USED IN OPERATIVE DENTISTRY
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