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A nurse left unable to eat after a dentist extracted nearly all her teeth says she's had to retire early due to suspected malnutrition.<br/><br/>Annette Aldridge, 55, went to the dentist with a loose tooth and was shocked when she was told her all her teeth would be needed to be taken out due to infection.<br/><br/>The soon to be retired dermatology nurse was given dentures - but said they don't fit in her mouth and keep falling out.<br/><br/>Four months after she had nearly all her teeth removed, she lost two stone because she's barely able to eat, and is being investigated for malnutrition, she said.<br/><br/>She has just one molar and two front teeth and has taken early retirement due to sheer exhaustion.<br/><br/>Annette from Epping, Essex, said: \
A nurse left unable to eat after a dentist extracted nearly all her teeth says she's had to retire early due to suspected malnutrition.<br/><br/>Annette Aldridge, 55, went to the dentist with a loose tooth and was shocked when she was told her all her teeth would be needed to be taken out due to infection.<br/><br/>The soon to be retired dermatology nurse was given dentures - but said they don't fit in her mouth and keep falling out.<br/><br/>Four months after she had nearly all her teeth removed, she lost two stone because she's barely able to eat, and is being investigated for malnutrition, she said.<br/><br/>She has just one molar and two front teeth and has taken early retirement due to sheer exhaustion.<br/><br/>Annette from Epping, Essex, said: \
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