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Old 02-10-2009, 06:12 AM #1
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Default extraction problems
i had a tooth extracted a month ago,and 2 weeks later was treated for dry socket ,it was filled with the horrible tasting stuff and i was given antibiotics
now 2 weeks later i have a wire thread like cotton coming through the gum just above where the tooth was extracted, does anyone have any idea what this is as its driving me crazy hope you can help
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