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One of my permanent tooth is loose and wobbly, what can i do?
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Call ur dentist: Wobbly, loose teeth can indicate periodontal problems. Can't tell if that is what ails you. But a local dentist in virginia beach can. Please call for a consult.
Answered 1/25/2017
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