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Dr. Jones discovers that the enamel on a new patient's anterior teeth is mottled and pitted, but the patient doesn't have any caries. Most likely, the damage is the re…

Dr. Jones discovers that the enamel on a new patient's anterior teeth is mottled and pitted, but the patient doesn't have any caries. Most likely, the damage is the re…
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Dr. Jones discovers that the enamel on a new patient's anterior teeth is mottled and pitted, but the patient doesn't have any caries. Most likely, the damage is the result of

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A. ingestion of excessive fluoride.

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