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My husband has recovered from covid 20 daya back. Now his one tooth is loose and causing pain.
Is this sign of black fungus?
What tests do we need to take to rule out black fungus?
Please help us.
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There are other reasons for mobility of tooth inspite of covid or blackfungus... If there is any black discoloration on skin or mouth there may be chance of black fungus so you can go for biopsy... Firstly get your clinical checkup once... Don't predict for blackfungus in first attempt... Be calm and get to know about the roots of the problems... Thank you...
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Greetings,
There are a lot of reasons that can loosen a tooth.
In order to find the exact cause of this problem, a clinical examination is required.
For black fungus - a biopsy test will be recommended.
If you need any further help or advice then you can consult me on practo.
All your queries will be solved.
Regards : Dr Akash Bhagat
The Dentist's Office
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avoid self diagnosis / avoid delay
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