Tooth Mobility treatment in Frontera
In Frontera, 9 specialists treat tooth mobility, including general practitioner and ophthalmologist, spread across 6 clinics. Review profiles and ratings to make an informed decision.
Tooth mobility is the loosening of one or more teeth, which are no longer firmly held in the bone. A certain degree of mobility can be normal, but when it is noticeable it usually indicates a problem in the supporting tissues.
Common causes: the most frequent is advanced gum disease, though it can also be due to trauma, bruxism, or bone loss around the tooth.
When should it be checked? If you notice that a tooth moves, feels loose, or has changed its position, it is worth an evaluation to keep the problem from progressing.
Who evaluates it? The periodontist studies the state of the gums and the bone that holds the teeth, in collaboration with the dentist and, in some cases, the maxillofacial surgeon. Addressing a moving tooth in time increases the chances of keeping it, so it is worth seeking professional guidance.
Which specialist to see for tooth mobility in Frontera?
Doctors who treat tooth mobility in Frontera
Dr. Javier Velazquez Benitez
Dr. Juan Carlos Vázquez Pérez
Dr. Juan Antonio Salinas Rodriguez
Dr. Maria Gracia Campos Camargo
Dr. Manuel Flores Rodriguez
Dr. Leticia Edith Garza Gonzalez
Dr. Maria Garcia Campos Camargo
Dr. Aldo Vicente Buccio Medel
Dr. Jorge Alejandro Beltrán Hernández
Frequently asked questions
Which doctor treats tooth mobility?
The treatment of tooth mobility is usually handled by specialists in acupuncturist, general surgeon, maxillofacial surgeon, gastroenterologist, geriatrician, gynecologist, complementary therapist, general practitioner, nephrologist, ophthalmologist, orthopedist, pediatrician, psychologist, radiologist, urologist, pediatric dentist, oral pathologist, orthodontist, endodontist, periodontist.
How many doctors are available in Frontera?
We currently have 9 doctors who can treat tooth mobility in Frontera.