I see my oral surgeon tomorrow for a check on the surgery site. should i tell him about the tooth pain in having on the side of my mouth?

Post of check: Please tell your oral surgeon any and all problems you are having. Be frank and honest. This is the only way for the surgeon to answer your questions to your satisfaction. The worst thing you can do it say everything is 'fine' or ok.

Yes: Let your surgeon know. It may or may not be related to the extraction(s), but if the surgeon does not know of your concern, s/he cannot address it. Feel better soon.

Absolutely: The oral surgeon will then determine if it is related to the surgery, is something else that he\she needs to address or if he\she will refer you back to your general dentist.

Absolutely: Explain everything you are noticing to make the most of your visit. It is possible your pain is the result of treatment or it could be another issue altogether. Full disclosure is the best policy.

Yes: of course you need to tell him, otherwise how will he be able to help you?

Definitely, yes: No question or details are too small or insignificant. Your surgeon will answer any question you may have and make you feel comfortable and confident about your safety and security while under his/her care. Good luck.