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Dislodged my blood clot a week after wisom tooth extraction. will i be okay?
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Yes: Most likely gone at one week, but use caution: age 43 is not 18--dry docket more likely. It will take you longer to heal. Keep mouth clean, floss, brush, do not smoke. See your dentist/surgeon asap if you develop pain or swelling. Good luck.
Answered 7/17/2016
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