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Does Fractured Bone In Mouth Post Dental Work Heal On Its Own?

A bone growth in the mouth that has been fractured by dental work , is there danger if there are lacerations and splinter bones fragments appearing , also blood under the gums associated with pain ? The pain causing difficulty with swallowing .
The dentist that did the work claims it will heal on its own?
Tue, 10 Feb 2015
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Hello, Thank you for consulting with HCM.
Actually when there is only a small bone fragment fractured in the jaw , it heals only within 20 to 30 days. But when there is a big fracture in the jaw you have to go for the treatment.
The type of fracture is confirmed in an dental X- ray known as OPG.
Better you visit another dentist and get this x-ray done for confirmation of fracture.
Hope it will help you.
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Does Fractured Bone In Mouth Post Dental Work Heal On Its Own?

Hello, Thank you for consulting with HCM. Actually when there is only a small bone fragment fractured in the jaw , it heals only within 20 to 30 days. But when there is a big fracture in the jaw you have to go for the treatment. The type of fracture is confirmed in an dental X- ray known as OPG. Better you visit another dentist and get this x-ray done for confirmation of fracture. Hope it will help you.