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I had a molar removed and received a bone graft about 5 weeks ago. how long should i avoid giving oral sex to a man ? there have been no complications,my dentist said i should be clear for normal activity, but oral is strenuous and i want to be safe?
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Wait another 6 weeks to avoid vigorous activity and OK if gentle- now. Or you can check with your surgeon.
Answered 10/6/2022
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