No: Due to the recent nature of your tooth extraction I would say you should not be eating anything that you can control I’m going to the side with the extraction is. When he wisdom tooth is extracted there is usually a large opening or
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Paresthesia: Please have yourself evaluated by a specialist (oral surgeon if an oral surgeon did not extract your tooth). Although uncommon, this happen at times. There are methods to help the nerve heal and restore feeling. Don't delay, it's time sensitive.
Answered 2/6/2021
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Nerve damage: Nerve damage is a sometimes consequence os facial surgery. Report your issues immediately to your treating Dentist or specialist Oral Surgeon. Evaluation by a Neurologist m ay also be in order. Evaluation and treatment is time sensitive, Please call now.
Answered 2/6/2021
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