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Q: Dental
asked by: WENDYANGULO on November 3rd, 2003
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I have pain in my gums and teeth and sometimes they feel loose.
I recently went to the dentist and she said all I needed was a good cleaning. I cancelled my insurance after I got the cleaning. Now i'm in pain. What could it be????
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litekpr2
replied on February 25th, 2004
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If all your teeth needed was a good cleaning, then you would not have had any pain, nor would you have any now. You need to go to a different dentist and ask for a thorough evaluation; if you think your teeth fit "loosely" that could be a sign of oncoming gum disease with the possibility of losing your teeth.

Did this dentist take dental x-rays? If so, get them from her and take them to the second dentist you see.

Tip: i've been to the dentist every six months like clockwork since I was a small child. I've been with the same dentist since I was 12-13 (i'm 47 now). The single thing that has made the most difference in how my teeth feel and how they look at a dental visit has been the sonicare electric toothbrush. I know they're expensive, but if you care about your teeth, it's worth the money and more.
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