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I went to the dentist on friday to extract my tooth but i still have this irritating pain , what should i do. painful ?
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Post-surgical pain: You will have mild to moderate pain for 2-3 days post surgery, then it will begin to abate. If not, call your Dentist for post-surgical reevaluation. Additional infection control procedures may be required.
Answered 1/5/2019
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