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Hi doctors. how long is it considered normal to have blood after my first periodontal maintenance cleaning? i had it 2 days ago and still see some blood after chewing?
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You had a surgical procedure accomplished. Healing time depends on your physiology an d the extent of your periodontal disease. Discuss your specific questions with the practitioner that knows you best, your Periodontist.
Answered 6/15/2021
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Depending on the periodontal condition of your gingiva, that may be perfectly normal.
Answered 6/16/2021
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