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Old 11-02-2012, 05:48 PM #1
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Frown Banged teeth!
I had a very energetic hug from my youngest 2 days ago which resulted in me biting my teeth together suddenly and with a lot of force. One tooth is my canal rooted tooth and the one next to it has a filling-both teeth are slightly wobbly now and I am in considerable pain and have a constant throbbing in that area. Pain killers just arnt working,can anybody please advise what the problem might be? The dentist has fingers crossed for just bruising!
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