Strattera, like other "mood altering medications", effects the production and reuptake or norepinephrine in the brain. Other drugs effect this chemical as well (dilantin, which is for seizures, and antipsychotics like depikote). These drugs are all known to cause periodontal side effects. In other words, your gums may recede, change color, become inflamed, etc. Any doctor prescribing these drugs should be able to explain it's side effects. Your dentist, or more likely a periodontist, should know what drugs effect oral health.
Recede, bleed and possibly even develop cancer.
Cierra Randolph was on persons answer Another answer is the cause is a severe lack of vitimn C. It causes teeth to turn black and gums to recede and cause severe pain. That is why vitimn c is in everything (ascorbic acid) like candy and processed foods~
The saying "long in the tooth" refers to someone who is getting old, as teeth tend to appear longer as gums recede with age. This idiom originated from horses, as their teeth continue to grow throughout their lives, becoming longer as they age.
No, the gums do recede with age, that's were the saying "Long in the tooth" comes from because this causes the teeth to look longer.
You stick it in your front lip or in the sides of your mouth and pretty much suck the flavor out of it. Snuff users in the third world often rub the snuff into the gums to give a quick fix, but overuse can damage gums and cause them to recede, eventually leading to tooth loss. If you want to use snuff, it's probably not a good idea to rub it into your gums.
because your gum is to soft or it will not make your teeth strong it mite just fall out
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According to counsellingresource.com, it is an uncommon side effect but has been observed.
Brushing too hard can cause problems. It can cause your gums to recede which will make your teeth sensitive to heat or cold or sweets--in any combination. Your teeth look long and the yellow shows near your gum line. Drinking ice water will be agony. You can remove enamel if you brush too much, especially if you use gritty toothpaste that is to remove stains.
he had recede hair.
Yes, chewing a lot of hard candy mints can cause your gums to become swollen. This is particularly the case for those who have sensitive teeth and gums.
Oral contraceptives may cause the gums to become tender and swollen or to bleed