Paul Saladino· MD
once they've gotten adapted they got the calculus off and went to a dental hygienist they got all cleaned up and their regular saliva is back in back in normal order it's it's not been an issue
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once they've gotten adapted they got the calculus off and went to a dental hygienist they got all cleaned up and their regular saliva is back in back in normal order it's it's not been an issue
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dry mouth is what I found to be the number one suspect and that's common early on you're getting transition