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I still have acute and severe ear pain after tooth extraction, it been two weeks. ent says no problem with the ear. can anything be done?
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Oral Surgeon: Your own dentist or Oral Surgeon needs to evaluate this and see whether any other treatment is indicated. Sometimes it takes awhile, even two weeks or more for complete elimination of radiating or referred pain following a surgical procedure. Contact your own dentist to discuss.
Answered 5/19/2017
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