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Wisdom tooth extraction: how long will it take the swelling to go down and i can talk normal again?
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Few days: Varies. Usually a few days. If you follow instructions (ice, heat, using 2-3pillows) the swelling may be less. Everyone is different.
Answered 9/29/2016
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