Yes they are dry sockets. Don't panic they are treatable. Whenever tooth is extracted blood will pool into the site to heal the socket. If at all any issues happen during this healing phase socket is left empty and  bone inside the socket will be exposed causing severe excruciating pain and delayed healing.

Hi.. it seems to be dry socket on one side . You have severe pain?? For further discussion contact on my personal chat box

Yes looks like a dry socket. Pls visit your dentist asap

Appears to be a dry socket, kindly visit your dentist asap. Dry socket can be managed clinically.

It can be a dry socket on left side. It will be painful for a month at least. You have to bear the pain alongwith the help of analgesics. Visit dentist for clinical examination.

Hi.it could be dry socket if it is too painful,they are the extraction sockets,apply mucopain and hexigel ointments mixed together in equal quantities over the extraction ares twice daily,do warm salt rinses 5 to 6 times daily.

Yes there is dry socket formation after your extraction. Nothing to worry much, go to your dentist nd get it treated done. Dont neglect it may increase more do as soon as possible

Yup. That's a dry socket for sure. You neither need to worry or panic. Dry sockets can be managed very easily clinically. Just make sure to get in touch with your dentist.

Namaskaram From your attached image and description, there seems to be dry socket on one side. Final confirmation after thorough examination. A dry socket is an empty space, at the extracted site, if the blood clot that is supposed to be formed, dislodges or dissolves. The nerves and bone gets exposed causing pain within few days of extraction instead of relief from pain in a regular tooth removal within a week. A dry socket is a very rare occurrence. Team shambhala.