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How soon after total thyroidectomy (for graves disease) can you have wisdom teeth removed?
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Wisdom teeth: I would recommend at least 6 weeks or until your surgeon tells you you are completely healed and your calcium level (from incidental parathyroidectomy with TOTAL thyroidectomy) and thyroid hormone supplementation are within normal limit. There is no rush with regards to scheduling an elective procedure.
Answered 10/14/2014
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