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Its only been 2 days since the sinus lift and all seems okbut i for 2 seconds forgot i can blow my nose and did slightlynot a full nose blow. how do i know if i dislodged any of the bone graft?
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You are probably OK. But to make sure call the General Dentist or dental specialist that did the procedure and report your concerns.
Answered 10/9/2022
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