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2024-02-06 07:25:35
Tooth extracted through extraction surgery and surrounding bones are removed.. will those supporting bone regrow..
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The bone and surrounding tissues will regrow in a few weeks.
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Yes , it will slowly heal

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Yes it will heal & regrow with time

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it will

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The bone will  regrow

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Hi, It will slowly.

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