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Managing Bone Fragments After Tooth Extraction
Bone fragments in gums post-extraction are uncommon; see a dentist. Steps:
- Examination & diagnosis – Visual + X-ray.
- Local anesthesia – If sensitive.
- Removal – Tweezers/forceps, curette, or minor surgery if deep.
- Post-care – Clean site, antiseptic rinse, pain management, follow-up.
Follow dentist instructions; maintain oral hygiene. Contact dentist for persistent pain/swelling/unusual symptoms.
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