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Machesney Park, IL
A 42-year-old male asked about a female:

I had a tooth extraction and a dental bone graft, three weeks ago. after one course of amoxicillin and more than 36 hoursof taking augmentin, there is swelling, pain, stench andoozing at the site. the doctor lanced and squeezed it 24hours ago, but it has

3 doctor answers8 doctors weighed in
Dr. Pablo Cuevas
Prosthodontics 37 years experience
Sorry : Sorry to hear that you are having problems. Sometimes you do everything right and you can still have a bad result. It sounds like you are following the right course. Sometimes when I have an aggressive bacteria i look at teeth and or periodontal disease to be the causative agent. Also consider blood test. When was your last physical? Hang in there it will get better.
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Dr. Abraham Jaskiel
Dentistry 24 years experience
Infection: If he didn't give you a prescription for a rinse, try warm saltwater, 1tsp salt with an 8oz cup of warm water, but you may need to see an oral surgeon for an evaluation. Go immediately.
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Dr. Saleh Elahwal
Endodontics 37 years experience
Alveolar osteitis: Even though alveolar osteitis is a rare situation when placing bone graft after surgical extraction , but sometimes it happened especially if the bone placed is synthetic bone .You are giving the symptoms of a dry socket .Please get evaluated by an oral surgeon .May be removing the graft and establishing a new clot will help.You have been taking antibiotics for so long and it is not working.
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Last updated Feb 26, 2016

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