Cocaine Abuse Tooth Decay
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Revealing glaring tooth decay. Her two eldest children are in obesity, and narcolepsy, it has a high abuse potential. methamphetamine or cocaine addiction. In a 9-week study of 30 … Return Document
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Individuals for Cocaine and Methamphetamine Dependence National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA) Pacific Southwest Technology Transfer Center (SAMHSA) “METH MouthMETH Mouth” ” METH Use Leads to Severe Tooth Decay … Fetch Here
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Cocaine •Street Names: coke, snow, blow, flake, powder, going depression,anxiety,paranoia,severe tooth decay, destruction of nasal passage calls annually about substance abuse, 631-751-7500 … Read Document
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3 Meechan JG (1999) Drug Abuse and Dentistry, Dent Update 1999; 26: 182-190 There is a higher rate of non carious tooth surface loss in high alcohol 7 Driscoll SE (2002) A pattern of erosive lesions from cocaine use. J Dent Res 2002;81: A461 8 Rees TD, Oral effects of drug abuse, Crit Rev Oral … Document Viewer
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Client With Years of Alcohol, Cocaine, And Meth METH Oregon Child Welfare 2004 875,790 children ages 0-18 46,524 reports of suspected abuse Discomfort Meth users may experience physiologic discomfort from: sores tooth decay loss of REM sleep … Fetch Doc
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Ball CRACK – Rock
In the United States, crack cocaine was the primary drug of abuse in 178,475 admissions • Severe tooth decay • Auditory and tactile hallucinations • Sexual problems, … Get Doc
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This type of tooth decay is also common among crack users (Laugeault, personal communication, November 20 2007). Boyd, Carol J. (1993)."The antecedents of women's crack cocaine abuse: Family substance abuse, sexual abuse, depression and illicit drug use." … Access Full Source
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Crystal Meth
The drug’s effects are similar to those of cocaine but longer lasting. weight loss, tooth decay and cracked teeth (“Meth Mouth”), psychosis and hallucinations, sores on Source: National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA) … Fetch Content
Soft Drinks – Hard Facts
To 1.5 liters of soft drinks a day can raise risks of numerous health problems, such as: Tooth Decay: All By 1860, in Germany, the first pure crystals of cocaine were extracted from coca. body systems that result in debilitating diseases that show up after many, many years of abuse. … Fetch Full Source
Sonoma County Methamphetamine Profile
In contrast to cocaine, which is quickly removed and almost completely abuse can result in dependence and methamphetamine psychosis. Health consequences associated with methamphetamine use include weight loss, tooth decay, cardiovascular … Fetch Content
Substances Use And Abuse
Substance Use and Abuse Chapter 13 Drugs Drug = any chemical other than food intended to affect the alcohol, barbiturates, Xanax, Valium, Rohypnol, methaqualone, GHB CNS stimulants = cocaine attack, stroke, hypertension, respiratory diseases, osteoporosis, and many forms of cancer Tooth decay … Retrieve Document
Methamphetamine And Its Impact On Dental Care
Potential for abuse; however, MA effects in the a pipe (as for crack cocaine); the odourless smoke leaves a residue that can be resmoked. •accelerated tooth decay in teenagers and young adults that is not accounted for by other factors2 … Get Doc
A Parental Guide
Cocaine I. Slang o Coke, yayo (yay), blow, nose candy II. Appearance o White powder, sometimes rocky o Severe tooth decay o Change in sleep (none at all or too much) o Repetitive behaviors … Access Content