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I'm wondering how long does it take for oral stitches to dissolve?
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Variable.: Oral surgery- “Dissolving sutures can last from three to four days to three to four weeks depending on which stitches are used and which type of operation you have had.” REF: https://www.oralsurgery.co.nz/faqs.html
Answered 8/18/2017
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