What Is Dry Socket?

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Nobody likes a visit to the dentist; it can be a very uncomfortable experience. It is often necessary, however, and some people need to have teeth removed to help prevent the situation from getting worse. Thankfully, the procedure is safe and fairly straightforward, but that does not mean that tooth removal does not always go smoothly.

Some people will develop dry socket, which affects the socket left behind after a tooth has been removed. It can be very painful, but it should hopefully not cause any long-term problems. We are still not completely sure of why it happens, but here’s a closer look at what we do know about the condition.

Dry Socket

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