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Old 05-02-2008, 12:01 AM #1
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Default Ora-jel or can we use Lidocaine jelly?
I imagine the answer is no, but thought I would ask.

After the oral surgery my gums REALLY, REALLY itch. Shades of 1948-49. I can floss the top, but not the bottom.

Hmmmm, ok, so I don't rub the Lidocaine directly on the gums, what about outside the gum area?

Plan B is oxycodone. Tired of that.

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