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Low intermittent pain pulses in lower front teeth. have some bone recession. x-rays show nothing. what now?

Q: low intermittent pain pulses in lower front teeth. have some bone recession. x-rays show nothing. what now?

: Have your occlusion evaluated for hyper function. Have teeth tested for nerve vitality, Have gum/bone evaluated for gum/bone recession.

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Dr. Arnold Malerman answered

Have your occlusion evaluated for hyper function. Have teeth tested for nerve vitality, Have gum/bone evaluated for gum/bone recession.

Dr Trager agreed

Answered 8/15/2023

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A member asked:

Low intermittent pain pulses in lower front teeth. have some bone recession. x-rays show nothing. what now?

A doctor has provided 1 answer

Dr. Arnold Malerman answered

Dr Trager agreed

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