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Old 08-08-2014, 09:46 AM #1
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Default draining infection for root canal - cotton??
Hi,

I was at the dentist yesterday, and I have an infection in my roots and the nerve that they were removing was black, so I am on antibiotics & the tooth was left open to drain the infection until my appointment on wednesday. They put cotton in the tooth, but it already came out today. Is that ok? I put a tiny bit more of cotton back in, but will it be alright like this until wednesday? My dentist couldn't see me until then, so I'm unsure what to do.

Thanks for any advice you can offer!!
Amanda
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