Tongue piercings
may be trendy, but biting down on the metal stud can crack a tooth. Lip piercings
pose a similar risk. And when metal rubs against the gums, it can cause gum
damage that may lead to tooth loss. The mouth is also a haven for bacteria, so
piercings raise the risk of infections and sores. Bottom line, discuss the
health risks with your dentist first.
Above article from:
webmd.com/oral-health
Dentist Plymouth MI
Douglas A. Callow, DDS
9357 General Drive, Suite 112
Plymouth, MI 48170
Phone: (734) 455-2890
Website: www.CallowDDS.com
Douglas A. Callow, DDS
9357 General Drive, Suite 112
Plymouth, MI 48170
Phone: (734) 455-2890
Website: www.CallowDDS.com
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