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Suggest Treatment For A Bone In The Centre Of Tooth Extraction Site
Hi,
I had my back upper tooth extracted and I believe it could be the wall collapsed that's causing a hardish wiggly heard bit in the centre of the extracted tooth hole but I'm worried it's bone, should I pull it out or will the gum heal round it naturally? Thanks
I had my back upper tooth extracted and I believe it could be the wall collapsed that's causing a hardish wiggly heard bit in the centre of the extracted tooth hole but I'm worried it's bone, should I pull it out or will the gum heal round it naturally? Thanks
Mon, 12 May 2014
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Read your query.
The hole which You are mentioning is created by the tooth removal,will fill naturally on its own course.
If it is rough bone growth you can just visit a dentist and he will do the needful if required(rest assured it will grow back naturally).
Keep the area clean and do saline gargling.
Thanks and regards.
Read your query.
The hole which You are mentioning is created by the tooth removal,will fill naturally on its own course.
If it is rough bone growth you can just visit a dentist and he will do the needful if required(rest assured it will grow back naturally).
Keep the area clean and do saline gargling.
Thanks and regards.
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