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I snore quite a bit, will my open-mouth snoring lead to dry-socket in the night?
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No: Dry Socket is a painful condition of the bone where a tooth was recently extracted. The blood clot fails due to infection exposing the bone. It is usually very painful. Snoring or just mouth breathing will not cause dry socket.
Answered 6/23/2020
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