will a loosened tooth caused by trauma, where there are no other symptoms present, eventually adhere itself to the gum on its own?
Chiropractic Physician, Jupiter,Florida.
Hi Dennis: Not likely. Its connections, the ligaments are ruptured & torn ppermanently. Now you have a pocket susceptible to infection. Dr Ron Grassi. Jupiter,Florida. www.DrGrassi.com
Milk or permanent tooth? Get thee to a dentist.
M.Sc. PharmD.
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