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A member asked:
I have pain that has gone down a lot after seeing the dentist, but the swelling on my gums has not. how long should the pain and swelling last?
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What was done?: You did not describe either the problem or what treatment you had. Pain and swelling varies. Your own dentist can best answer your questions. Call and ask.
Answered 12/9/2013
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