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Old 12-11-2012, 08:37 PM #7
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Originally Posted by worried12378 View Post
thanks 4 the advice every1 i also had 2 of my right back teeth (one upper and one lower) extracted 10 days ago could this be related to the facial numbness? i guess i have to contact my neuro/dentist again.
I hope it is just having your teeth pulled that is making you numb, and I do hope that you get to feeling better
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