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What is the normal recovery time for a labial frenectomy?
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Recovery time?: This varies. What do you mean by recovery? No more discomfort or complete healing? Up to a week for the discomfort and perhaps 2-3 weeks for complete healing of the wound.
Answered 10/26/2018
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