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On medicaid with recurring pericoronitis in impacted wisdom tooth. cant remove til 9/15/16 due to their scheduling. what do i do from now until then?
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Talk to the surgeon: If it is going to take FOUR months to see you, they should manage your condition until that time.
Answered 5/28/2016
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