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Is it unusual for tooth behind where implant/graft was placed to hurt post surgery?
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It is not unusual: and can be related to the nature of the surgery depending on the size of the area operated on, any swelling can and will radiate in the area being most noticeable between the third and fifth days post-op.
Answered 11/28/2017
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