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What could cause a painful swollen sac after wisdom tooth removal? is this normal?
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Swollen sac: Sounds like a possible infection especially if the side of your face with the swelling is warmer than the other side so see your surgeon ASAP to have the area looked at.
Answered 10/13/2014
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