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My gums are killing me, help! should i see a dentist?
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Absolutely: If the question is, should I see a dentist (as compared to a physician) for gum pain? Then the answer is yes. A dentist is the best one to determine the cause of the pain and render treatment.
Answered 12/9/2013
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