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merlin82
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I had my top right wisdom tooth removed 48 hours ago under iv sedation. It was a straight forward extraction with straight roots. During procedure i remember a very painful injection and also a sharp pain on the roof of my mouth as they took tooth out. My mum was with me during procedure and remembers the dentist saying 'sorry' as if something slipped (instrument maybe) The afternoon after extraction i could hardly swallow due to pain on the roof of my mouth. 48 hours later it is still very tender. The wound where tooth came out seems to be healing fine. I looked in my mouth today and i have extensive bruising around the site and half of the roof of my mouth, this radiates down my throat past my tonsils. I can swallow normally but it is tender. Is this amount of bruising to be expected and should the bruising radiate down my throat. Also why is the roof of my mouth so sore? is it from the injection, from the dentist slipping and briusing me or is it normal from an extraction?
many thanks in advance
many thanks in advance