Not if feeling ok: Stitches or sutures are placed in the mouth after extractions in to close up the overlapping gum as much as possible so that a clot will form. They also help to stablize the wound and make the healing go a lot faster. If for some reason the sutures come loose, in majority of times you need not have to get them replaced if the wound is healing properly. If worried, call your dentist.
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No: If you lost some sutures two days after surgery and are not experiencing any problems you do not have to see your doctor or be worried.
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No: Not necessary to return to the surgeon unless there is an increase in pain, swelling or a fever develops.
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No necessary: No you do not have to. Your extraction sites probably will heal within normal limits. Return to your doctor if there is any prolonged severe pain or any signs of infection such as draining pus and prolonged swelling.
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