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4 days after wsdm tooth extractions (impacted), pink "bubble like" things where teeth were. soft and cover up hole. is this normal part of healing?
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Yes, normal.: This is the tissue starting to heal.
Answered 10/8/2017
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Yes: But for your own peace of mind call the Surgeon.
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