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Dry Socket Patch: Can Brushing or Eating Dislodge It?
It is possible for a patch over a dry socket to come out from brushing or eating, especially if the patch is not properly secured or if the person is not taking proper care of their mouth. Brushing too vigorously or eating hard or crunchy foods can put pressure on the patch and cause it to dislodge. It is important to follow the instructions provided by your dentist or oral surgeon regarding the care of your dry socket and the patch to ensure that it stays in place and promotes proper healing.Fillings - Related Articles
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