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Old 12-03-2015, 03:31 PM #5
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Hi Bryanna,

Oh man. Well this morning I went back and he took the non-dissolvable packing out of the top extraction site. It doesn't hurt and hasn't since he took the packing out. He did re-pack the bottom sites and I'm supposed to have this packing out on Tuesday. I'm not in much pain anymore. I'm terrified now though that I will have complications with the top site. If I'm not feeling any pain what is the chance I would have any of these complications ? How will I know if any of these things happen to the top site?

Thank you!!!
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