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Prolonged throbbing pain after tooth extraction, but not dry socket

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Throbbing pain typically ends within 7 days after a tooth extraction, but it may be prolonged to 2 weeks or even longer due to various factors, including inflammation, infection, or trauma to the extraction site. It is essential to determine the cause of the pain to manage it effectively.  While dry socket is a well-known cause …

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Signs a tooth needs to be pulled

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Dental professionals agree that tooth extraction, also known as exodontias, is one of the most dreaded dental procedures, perhaps because it encompasses forcefully removing a permanent tooth from its socket, in the jawbone. Many people generally experience some kind of fear or anxiety whenever they think about going to the dentist, and this can be heightened …

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