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Day 3 of molar extraction and still a bit swollen. is this normal i have no pain.
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Yes: Selling is normal. Swelling should start to resolve in another 24 hours. To help it along sleep at 45 degrees for the next three days. See your surgeon if it does not appear to be getting better in 24 hours or if the side with swelling feels much warmer than the other side.
Answered 1/12/2015
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