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A member asked:
If someone still has a baby tooth in adulthood, does it need to be pulled?
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Not always: Many factors need to be considered, including replacement tooth and the condition of the primary tooth. Your dentist is best prepared to answer what would would be best for your situation.
Answered 3/19/2015
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