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Moving Teeth

2017-11-15 09:54:13
My four front teeth have been moving forward for the past 3 years, now gaps are forming between them.
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Your teeth are getting periodontaly weak, that means bone support of your teeth is reducing.
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Consult with periodontist.

Answered2017-11-15 10:08:32

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Tooth Movement at a young age is alarming
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clinical evaluation and x ray

Answered2017-11-15 09:55:28

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