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One Month Post Wisdom Tooth Extraction

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PostPosted: 05/27/07 - 18:16    Post subject: One Month Post Wisdom Tooth Extraction Vote now! Reply with quote
One month ago, #32 was extracted. It was lying horizontally and impacted with a cyst attached. All healing has progressed until today, one month later, the tendon or muscle in my cheek that goes from #31 molar upward has a very sore spot. I feel it with different mouth movements. Is this part of the nerve healing process or possibly healing at the injection site or is something wrong. This is a holiday weekend and I hate to be a big baby and put a call into my oral surgeon. Please someone help. Thank You
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