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Old 01-23-2010, 08:05 PM #1
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dry socket hurtsss and whatever he called the infection.. sorry sounds awful.. he should have responded better the day 4...as I just had two wisdom teeth taken out thsi past week. They told me to let them know if hurting after few days... I am ok.. take care, sorry, sarah
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My son had 4 wisdom teeth removed at once not too long ago.

One of them didn't do well..started to hurt. The surgeon was very considerate and offered him a numbing shot, before he irrigated it. Fortunately there was no further problem, and no infection really got in there. But all in all it was a very professional handling of the post operative pain.

This post sounds really brutal to me. I would NEVER go to a brutal dentist or oral surgeon...never. That guy appears to have little empathy for you, and that is a very bad sign...that he is not concerned about suffering.
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