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Old 12-09-2011, 09:38 AM #5
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Can anyone help? Bryanna? I have soreness at extraction site after I brush with mint toothpaste. It usually goes away after an hour or so but can this toothpaste really still be causing soreness at that site? When will this site heal? It seems as though it is taking forever even though dentist said looks fine but didnt do an x-ray. Should they be doing x-rays as follow ups?



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No, No dry socket but there was only minimal bleeding after extraction and I read that is bad????


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