1.2K views · 12 reactions | *Warning: Graphic imagery may trigger past users. Extended use of Methamphetamine can cause permanent damage to a user's teeth. The combination of decreased production of saliva, an increase in teeth grinding and gnashing and poor nutrition can lead to dental disease and tooth decay. #NotEvenOnce | Montana Meth Project | Facebook

My Teeth Were Crumbling In My Mouth ‘I told myself I’d never do meth, that’s disgusting. I started doing meth around the age of 14, ultimately it started controlling me.’ Faith lost all of her teeth as a result of her meth addiction. She shares how she got her smile back and the mental toll the drug abuse took on her. | seen.tv

🧠 “METH MOUTH” — what really happens to your teeth 🦷 Meth doesn’t just destroy lives… it destroys smiles. 🚨 “Meth mouth” is the term dentists use for the severe dental decay, gum disease, and tooth loss caused by methamphetamine use. It’s one of the most aggressive forms of oral destruction we see — and here’s why 👇 🧪 1. Dry mouth (Xerostomia) Meth shuts down saliva flow almost completely. Saliva is your mouth’s natural defense system — it washes away food, neutralizes acids, and helps enam

16K views · 21 reactions | Signs & Symptoms of Meth Addiction #addictionrecovery #addiction | Boca Recovery Center | Facebook