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Does iron stain teeth? in a word Yes. This staining is most likely a harmless side effect, but the prescriber should have warned you of this side effect. Also the prescriber most likely thought that the benifit of iron far out wieghed the multiple risks associated with iron-deficiency anemia. Iron is essential in neural development of toddlers and an essential part of the formation of red blood cells, the cells that carry oxygen to all the parts of your body.

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