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03-26-2020, 09:44 PM
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I'm sorry I must have been asleep at the wheel because I missed your heading where you say the extraction was 2 months ago.
Still, as I said, sometimes that gum area can take a really long time to get over its tenderness. Unless you have obvious signs of infection, why not trust to time --and treating the area gently? T
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