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My molar and premolar teeth
My molar and premolar teeth are often shaking and breaking into small pieces ana sometimes they are paining too..
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Breaking of the tooth in small pieces suggested of badly decayed tooth and shaking of the tooth suggests of underlying gum infection and /or dental infection .
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Kindly visit your dentist at the earliest to avoid any spread of infection and increase of discomfort in future
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maintain oral hygiene by proper brushing .
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Shaking and breaking teeth at the age of 37 is definitely not a good sign. Consult a periodontist immediately
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Shaking tooth is an alarming sign of gum disease which may lead to ur tooth loss if not treated as early as possible....
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visit ur dentist asap or video consult for it
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Hi shaking of teeth is not at all good for oral health ,you might be having gum disease, we can rule out the problem by examination and with the help xray ,so kindly visit dental hospital before tooth ruins completely, thank you ,have a good day
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