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| I may be moving to Moscow soon to run a company there for my employer. I'm 35 and have a bottom left wisdom tooth problem of a neo-major kind: despite serious mouth-wash and twice/three-times daily, dental regime teeth-brushing is like a bloodsport. Never before, just since my bottom left tooth started playing hard-ball and the tooth emerged: but now my whole mouth bleeds, all over and from everywhere, despite epic amounts of Dentyl PH...so I don't think it can be gingavitus ANYWAY, When I lived in the West Indies (for three years, until six months past) I never went to a dentist - for obvious reasons...obvious if you had lived there. But now I guess I need a dentist. Practically, what differences can I expect from buying treatment in Moscow, in a month's time, or London where I'm hanging out now?? Or is it just wisdom teeth 'movement' and will all go away soon anyway?
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| Dear Stephen, Bleeding gums usually aasociated with some form of gingigivitis or periodontitis.To give you exact diagnosis we will have to see you in the clinic. Please call 730-4334 and schedule an appointment.
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