Shouldn't be a : Problem as long as you don't develop excessive bleeding from the extraction site.
Answered 8/30/2014
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Sinus communication: It may be the result of different pathological processes and often occurs following an extraction of the first maxillary molar. Based on examination and x-ray, a diagnosis of the communication is determined. Drug therapy and surgical procedure will solve the problem. See your surgeon for the exam.
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