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I am getting gerbal anesthesia to get a tooth (not a wisdom tooth) removed. how much pain should i expect afterwards? will i need pain meds?
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Should have: minimal pain... normally NSAID's are adequate. The surgeon will advise and prescribe.
Answered 8/21/2015
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