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Old 11-02-2013, 05:52 PM #1
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Default Small bump above last molar?
Hi Bryanna,

I was brushing my teeth and noticed that I had a hard bump above my last top left molar (the one right before my extraction site from a few months ago) it doesn't hurt unless I touch it. I have a dentist appointment December 9,

What could this be (I just noticed it today) and could salt water help until my appointment in December?

Thanks!
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