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Front two teeth goes down and backward
Hi doctor...my father is 66yrs old & currently going through low blood pressure ( medication is on)...day after yesterday he fainted & teeth got hurt...Front two teeth goes down and backward...he is not able to chew heavy food.
What can be the solution?
Please help
Thank you
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would suggest you to visit a nearby dentist for clinical diagnosis.
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Please visit the dentist offline. It needs further investigations.
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Consult with doctor online or offline for better guidance and treatment options. Because without proper evaluation and photographs it's difficult to say anything.
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It is better to visit dentist. He will take x ray and guide you proper treatment
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