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Think I'm losing weight b/c of my teeth
I have Medicaid but they don't cover much for adults in dental Im In pain embarrassed worried I'm 30 yrs old 5'2 and am now 91.2lbs from 100lbs
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Hello Visit a dentist and get an x ray done for teeth. Regards
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