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Old 03-15-2016, 08:07 PM #1
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Hi Bryanna,

Can you please take a look at these two PA X-rays taken a couple months ago for my son. It appears there is significant bone loss (infection?) around tooth #14 and possibly number #3 as well. Can you let me know what you see?

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Hi Doitashi,

I believe I have already commented on these xrays. Please go back and review our previous communication about them.

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Hi Bryanna,

Can you please take a look at these two PA X-rays taken a couple months ago for my son. It appears there is significant bone loss (infection?) around tooth #14 and possibly number #3 as well. Can you let me know what you see?

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Hi Doitashi,

I believe I have already commented on these xrays. Please go back and review our previous communication about them.

Bryanna
Thank you Bryanna,

You did comment on this set of x-rays. I was thinking it was another set of x-rays that I posted previously.
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