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BAHRAICH: the water in the Terai belt contains excessive amounts of arsenic, which can weaken the teeth.
DrAmarjeet Guleri, regional president of the Indian Dental Association, spoke to the media at a recent seminar in the region.
Dr. Tanu Tiwari, associate professor at the Babu Banarasi Das college, said: "Due to excessive iron and arsenic being harmful to teeth, Terai water may cause dental disease.
Regular eating habits and filtered water can help 50% of people control dental diseases, she added.
In discussing diseases caused by tobacco use, doctors reflected on various treatment options with the help of modern medical technology.
The chief guest, Dr. Guleri, said that the tooth is an organ of the human body, which makes a person's personality, and therefore the protection of the teeth must be cautious.
The workshop was conducted by Dr. Puneet Mehta, Dr. Nitya Neelu Seth, Mehrotra.
On Monday morning, a Jeep overturned after hitting a bicycle at the Mihinpurwa forest barrier at Motipur police station, killing four people and injuring 22.
Two of the dead were identified as Rafiq Khan, 32, and Rajesh, 30.
The injured, including cyclists, were taken to hospital and they were said to be in stable condition.
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