More Info Needed...: What type of surgery? Surgery in your mouth? Extractions or gum surgery? If other surgery, were you intubated? For how long? Sinus problems? Are the teeth still hurting or getting better? It may be coincidental, or it may be as a result of a dry mouth or the procedure. Consult with your dentist.
Answered 6/20/2014
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See a dentist: The incidence of dental injuries associated with anesthesia are most common in patients with periodontal disease or fixed dental work and patients in whom intubation is difficult. Pre-existing dental pathology like gum disease, carious teeth is common and should be thoroughly explored. See your dentist for examination and x-rays.Good luck.
Answered 6/22/2014
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