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chris4

October 22nd, 2005

I'm 14 years old and I have had braces for just under a year.

I woke up this morning to find that my front tooth was wobbly.

It doesn't hurt at all, it just moved a bit when I eat or move with my finger.

I'm starting to worry that it's going to fall out and i'll need a false tooth.

Last night I drunk an alcaholic drink (only 4%)

does anyone have a solution? I'm really starting to worry and really need anyones help or advice.

Thanks..

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LittlRedWolf

replied November 6th, 2005

Yea

Man, I am 16 and I am having an issue similar to that, but I don't have braces. My front tooth feels a tiny bit wobbly and i'm terrified of having it fall out. I don't know what to think and I have to wait for two days because my mom is going out of town for work so I can't go to the dentist till she gets back. I'm so scared. I love my teeth!

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simsey

replied April 8th, 2013

Trust me i know the feeling and im 14. Either go to your dentist and ask for advise. You might get a false one but until your 18 you will be able to get it permanently placed. It could simply be paranoia. I think mine are wobbly but it could just sort its self out in the future.however my opinion is get it checked out there is no harm in that.

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chris4

replied November 9th, 2005

I posted on a more 'alive' forum (this ones a bit dead)and got alot of replies.

Everyone said it's nothing to worry about. The braces are pushing the teeth one way or another, therefore it will become loose.

As for you, you don't have braces, i'd reccomednd going to see your dentist straight away.

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simpletooth

replied April 13th, 2013

There is nothing to worry about if your tooth is wobbling a little bit. But you should see your dentist if your tooth gets actually loose, otherwise there is nothing to worry about.

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