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Wisdom teeth removed 7 days ago most of pain has been gone but my tongue is very swollen tingling & numb & feels like its doent fit in my mouth. help?
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Help: You must return to the treating Dentist or Oral Surgeon, the person that knows the complexity of your pre-treatment condition, to know what to expect from this point on. Please call now.
Answered 9/1/2015
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