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Can I still gain bonemass normally even with a loose tooth

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I'm 14 and I have just gotten a tooth extracted, it's my premolar on the right upper side, I don't mainly know if I could gain bonemass normally as much during puberty since I have a missing tooth and that means I could actually lose jawbone or boneloss, plus I'm poor to give a view, imagine a bank with 0 dollars I'm also not living in America I'm in Asia from the Philippines.
 
I'm 14 and I have just gotten a tooth extracted, it's my premolar on the right upper side, I don't mainly know if I could gain bonemass normally as much during puberty since I have a missing tooth and that means I could actually lose jawbone or boneloss, plus I'm poor to give a view, imagine a bank with 0 dollars I'm also not living in America I'm in Asia from the Philippines.
One loose tooth does not stop your facial bones from growing.

The rest of your jaw will still get signals to grow from chewing, speaking, and natural development.
 
One loose tooth does not stop your facial bones from growing.

The rest of your jaw will still get signals to grow from chewing, speaking, and natural development.
Sorry that sounded rude but yeah ur good man
 
I'm 14 and I have just gotten a tooth extracted, it's my premolar on the right upper side, I don't mainly know if I could gain bonemass normally as much during puberty since I have a missing tooth and that means I could actually lose jawbone or boneloss, plus I'm poor to give a view, imagine a bank with 0 dollars I'm also not living in America I'm in Asia from the Philippines.
I have 14 teeth at my bottom part 13 at the upper part minus 1 for the extracted tooth, Could I get this fixed with braces?
 

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