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Noticed Bumps In The Spot Where Tooth Was Pulled Out. Hurting When Pressure Is Applied On It. What Could It Be?

hello i just looked in the mirror because the spot where i had a tooth pulled a long time ago has a bunch of little with bumps this just happened early this morning i dont know what they are they hurt when i put any pressure on it at all and now because i just tried to brush the area.. please ell me what thiss is an ddo i need to see a dr for it to go away?
Tue, 12 Nov 2013
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Hello, generally after extraction of the tooth some white deposits occur on the area as the patient is unable to clean that area, but if the tooth was pulled a long time ago, it is better for you to visit the dentist as it can be happened because of the opposing tooth. so it better to visit your doctor and get it examined.
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Noticed Bumps In The Spot Where Tooth Was Pulled Out. Hurting When Pressure Is Applied On It. What Could It Be?

Hello, generally after extraction of the tooth some white deposits occur on the area as the patient is unable to clean that area, but if the tooth was pulled a long time ago, it is better for you to visit the dentist as it can be happened because of the opposing tooth. so it better to visit your doctor and get it examined.