Unlikely related: There should be no residual infection after 3 months; sounds like the infection is from the remaining tooth and not the extracted tooth. Infection is either a gum or tooth abscess. Why was the previous tooth extracted - if for a periodontal (gum) infection then that is probably what is happening here and you need to be treated by a periodontist to get rid of the infection and save your teeth.
Answered 4/16/2015
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Infection: See your Dentist immediately to determine source of infection and appropriate treatment. The longer you delay, the more bacteria (pus) is disseminated via your circulatory system to other organ systems.
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Re-evaluation: The area should be re-evaluated to determine the cause of the abscess. It may be related to the adjacent tooth.
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