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I was wondering is it normal that your gum bleeds all day after tooth extraction?
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Normal oozing: If it's actively bleeding all day, then it would be a genuine problem. If you have gone through life never having had a bleeding problem, then likely what you are experiencing is oozing. After extraction, some blood oozes and mixes with the saliva, and you spit it out as a pink fluid all day. This is normal.
Answered 12/21/2013
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