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Old 04-26-2015, 04:48 PM #3
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Hi sarahgee,

I am in the dental field and can offer some information here but first a couple of questions....

What tooth was extracted? Had the tooth been root canaled?

Bryanna
Hi Bryanna
Many thanks.
It was a lower left premolar which had had root canal root treatment back in the past. The dentist took an x-ray a few days before the extraction and it looked clear of infection.
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