See dentist: Most teeth get loose because of periodontal disease with bone loss and from grinding of the teeth (often during sleep). An abscessed tooth after a period of time will get loose. Find a dentist who can teach you how to prevent, control and treat periodontal disease. This affects 3 out of 4 people over the age of 12 making it mankinds most rampant dangerous disease.
Answered 4/28/2013
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Depends: Could be many things or a combination of things. A dentist needs to take x-rays, do periodontal charting and examine your bite for starters.Are you grinding at night, do you have periodontal disease or bone loss? Best to see a dentist asap and find a remedy.
Answered 12/10/2013
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Start with checkup: Start by seeing a dentist for a complete and thorough dental checkup. Get your gums and teeth healthy by following the suggested treatment. Make sure you know how to properly brush and floss your teeth, and then follow through with that every day! make sure you are medically healthy and eat nutritious food, get enough rest and exercise! see your dentist regularly.
Answered 12/9/2013
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A few things: There are several reasons why teeth become loose: infection, fracture, excessive bite forces, periodontal disease, orthodontic work etc. Have a good evaluation by your dentist with xrays to determine any possible causes.
Answered 5/12/2013
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