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Subject: Re: Tonsils

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Maggie

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Date Posted: 17:36:53 07/30/04 Fri
In reply to: Brandy 's message, "Re: Tonsils" on 16:16:58 07/30/04 Fri

>I bet they're at least in a small way involved. I
>have asthma as well and you should keep in mind that
>some of the inhalers and neb treatments are actually
>aweful for your teeth. You should brush or swish
>after every treatment or puff. (For the puffs I'd
>just swish really well) Albuterol is said to really
>eat away at the teeth. It could be part of your
>cavity problem.

Wow, and I have to take nebulized albuterol 4x a day. more often if I have an accute attack or before a soccer game. I do rinse after my inhalers and neb treatments because they leave a bad taste in my mouth. Also, FWIW, I'm a complete mouthbreather. This probably dries out my saliva and I would imagine isn't very good for an overbite.

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