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19 y/o male, 2 bottom and 1 top incisor slightly loose and sensitive. maybe gum recession but not sure. is dentist appointment in 2 weeks too late?
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Two Week Wait: Waiting two weeks will not change your situation to the point where those teeth are lost. It is unknown why those teeth may be loose... trauma? Infection? Periodontal issues? When was your last dental exam and cleaning? Bruxism? Smoker? All the best...
Answered 2/22/2017
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Need for Dental Appt: Good day; If I were you and indicated in your stated medical record a history of Brugada syndome; I would approach my medical needs in a very careful manner. Any concerns that may influence my general health requires immediate attention. Maintain regular visits to the DDS, so dental concerns may be dealt with in a more immediate manner.
Answered 2/22/2017
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