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PostPosted: 07/22/07 - 12:20    Post subject: broken jaw healing Vote now! Reply with quote
My son was assulted and his jaw was broken in two places. He went to ER, then had surgery. On one side they placed a plate, the other they left alone and wired his jaws shut.

It's been a week, and the side with the plate looks normal, but the other side still has a lot of swelling. Is this normal? Or should he see dr before his scheduled visit in 3 weeks.
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