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Improperly maintained swimming pools can be a dental hazard.

Monday, Oct. 1st 2012 11:57 AM

Improperly maintained pools can cause severe and rapid erosion of dental enamel. Maintenance by a professional pool service can be costly that is why many pool owners will do the work themselves however If the chemical levels are not properly maintained, pool water contact with teeth can cause serious enamel erosion damaging your teeth permanently

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