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Old 07-05-2017, 11:46 AM #1
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i have a loose lower front molar that a dentist says must be extracted. the tooth has no decay and the only issue is that it's loose.

i asked him if it could be salvaged & he said extraction is the only way to go.

i was hoping to see if some kind of gum surgery could prevent loss of the tooth.

thanks for any thoughts/experiences with this.
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Hello Antonina: Welcome to NeuroTalk! I'm sorry I cannot comment with regard to treatments for your loose tooth. However, do check out the stickies at the top of the Dentistry & Dental Issues forum listing. There are links to quite a few valuable dentistry-related websites there. Hopefully you've already found the list of Similar Threads at the bottom of this page. And also use the Advanced Search function to find previous posts related to your concern:

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Hello Antonina: Welcome to NeuroTalk! I'm sorry I cannot comment with regard to treatments for your loose tooth. However, do check out the stickies at the top of the Dentistry & Dental Issues forum listing. There are links to quite a few valuable dentistry-related websites there. Hopefully you've already found the list of Similar Threads at the bottom of this page. And also use the Advanced Search function to find previous posts related to your concern:

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thanks for pointing me in the right direction!
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