Excessive intake of fluoride causes:
A)gastrointestinal upset.
B)general malaise.
C)pitting and mottling of teeth.
D)bleeding gums.

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Excessive intake of fluoride can cause dental fluorosis, which results in pitting and mottling of teeth. Gastrointestinal upset and general malaise can occur at high levels of fluoride, but are usually associated with acute toxicity. Bleeding gums are not a typical symptom of fluoride toxicity.

Excessive Intake of Fluoride Causes