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I got my wisdom teeth pulled out almost 5 months ago but i still have minimal bleeding about once every 5 weeks. is this normal? im 14
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No: Have the surgeon look at it for you. The tissue from wisdom teeth extraction heals relatively fast in a few weeks. Obviously you have some other thing happening like possible gum disease.
Answered 10/4/2016
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