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Old 04-02-2016, 12:02 AM
snowclover snowclover is offline
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Originally Posted by Bryanna View Post
Snowclover,

Unless the oral surgeon has xray vision allowing him to see into places that are not visible to the eye... he cannot say for certain that there is no problems occurring in the bone or the socket.

You need an xray.

Bryanna
Bryanna,

Thank you for your encouragement. I returned to the oral surgeon again. My face had swollen so huge and was hot to the touch that the infection was pretty evident. He did finally do X-rays where it was determined that I did indeed have a very large and very infected abscess. Emergency incision and drainage was performed yesterday and aside from healing an incision and stitches again I feel so, so much better.

I'm not mad at the surgeon, I think he truly believed I was not infected, but I did learn I should have trusted my instincts and advocated for myself more. I knew it was an abscess for weeks before it was treated.

Thanks again Bryanna.
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