I have a loose adult tooth and no dental insurance...should i pull it out?

Question

I have a loose adult tooth and no dental insurance...should i pull it out?

Answer 1

No!!!! don't chew on that side maybe it will tighten up???? or maybe you have 3 sets of teeth!

Answer 2

Only if you're a real man!  Seriously, I would say no.

Answer 3

No, I would leave it alone and see if it becomes more secure over time - they can you know!  Like the other answerer said, chew on the other side of your mouth.

If there is a School of Dentistry in your city you could call them to see if the students do inexpensive dental care under the supervision of their Professors.

Answer 4

Check out this site: www.healthsavings.ourperfectcard.com before you do anything, this should ease the cost of extractions, fillings, crowns, xrays..etc. I signed up online over 5 years ago and they have saved me thousands. If you pull an adult tooth out on your own, you may subject to infections. They even had my very affordable plan active in 2 hours and was able to use it the very same day.  

Answer 5

dont pull it out, if its an adult tooth it will tighten on its own, just

increase your calcium intake. its also possible that you have another tooth coming in. but just to be safe let it fall out on its own

Answer 6

depends where and is it hurting you? try some tooth strengthening toothpastes or medication. look it up online, i'm sure you can find some