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I recently had my molar teeth extracted, how long should i wait before i can drink wine or beer? thanks
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Post op instructions: It's best to ask the dentist who actually treated you who knows both your medical and dental history best. Having said that. At least a few days. A week would be better. Make sure you keep it in moderation for a few weeks.
Answered 9/11/2017
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