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charmedwitch

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pulling back gums after wisdom teeth extraction Posted: 06-19-08 18:15pm


Well it's been 8 days since I had my wisdom teeth extracted. The gums beside where my wisdom teeth were are a little bit flappy and i can pull the gums back a little bit is thsi normal?

Tmddyan

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Posted: 06-20-08 13:08pm


yes this is normal---just leave it alone and let it heal. it will take awhile and messing with it will only make healing take longer

charmedwitch

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Posted: 06-21-08 01:05am


okay cause i can pull it right back

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