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I am 16 weeks pregnant and my front tooth is loose and this is extremely painful.what can i do?
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See a dentist: Pregnant women can be seen for dental care. Treatment will not harm your baby. If you fail to treat and become infected, the infection can cause issues. Your dentist will coordinate with your OBGYN.
Answered 6/16/2019
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See your Dentist.: Looseness can indicate infection, not good for either you or your baby. Pregnancy does not cause tooth loss, improper care does. Please seek professional care now.
Answered 3/25/2022
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