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My front tooth is wobblin a tiny bit. should i be worried if it gets looser?
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Loose tooth: You should be concerned about this tooth now and see a dentist. A lose tooth is a problem and waiting until the problem is worse will only be a more complicated and more expensive problem to treat. See a dentist now.
Answered 12/23/2013
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