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I can't get my 7yr old son in to dentist until july but he needs something done asap for his teeth as they are rotting any options for fast action?
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Find another dentist: Rotting teeth are seriously detrimental to your sons health and growth. Get him to a dentist asap. Why wait until july?!? There must be another dentist in town or nearby? Where do you live that there is only one dental resource and that one won't see your son for months? Please respond with information.
Answered 12/10/2013
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