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Cheek swelling and soreness

2017-10-08 18:02:24
I had two fillings done 5 days ago , one on my upper left side and another on my lower right. the dentist had initially given me two shots one on each side but had to give me another on my left side. after treatment i noticed more soreness and slight swelling on my left side than my right but it was bearable. last night i noticed the swelling getting worse. today i woke up and the swelling is very noticeable and the soreness is much worse, my cheek is tender to the touch. is this normal?
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Answered2017-10-09 01:24:07

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