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Dear Cat The symptoms you describe do not seem associated with your extractions. Although I appreciate you connecting the coincidence of having your wisdom teeth out and the onset of these symptoms.
Dear Jen, Your entire ordeal as you describe it sounds unusual. I need to have x-rays and operative reports to come to any conclusions. It is possible for you to have an immediate denture which would
Dear Kathy, From your description it appears as if you have an infection and a re-occurrence of your fistula. The best approach to repair this would be to debris the graft and be on a course of antibiotics
Dear Jean, One x ray is sufficient to determine if a bone graft is necessary. The question is without seeing the x ray is a graft necessary? Most of the time the answer is no especially for lower teeth
Dear billy Yes normally you should be healed by now. You need to see a board certified oral and maxillofacial surgeon in your area to work up this problem and to review your health history. It is
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