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Old 12-28-2014, 10:55 PM #1
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Default Is dry socket possible 23 days post op
The tooth that was extracted is still hurting. I feel as though the pain is getting worse. I see the Dentist tomorrow. Is it possible the dry socket is still present? Was something done wrong when the tooth was extracted. The pain is extremely debilitating.

Bryanna, I know you mentioned that the graft might be compromised which I agree at this point.
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