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I would guess the back pain is not from the tooth extraction, but the position you were in during the procedure. Also some people are fearful of dental work and there body is very tense during the procedure. The pain may be to do tense muscles. If it does not go away seek help from a medical doctor. The tooth extraction itself is not the cause of the pain in the back.
It may not be the removal of the teeth but the position you were in it should go away withint 7-10 days if related good luck Kevin Coughlin DMD, MBA, MAGD CEO Baystate Dental PC
You may be experiencing a "dry socket". Have your dentist clean the extraction site and place medication into it, which will help with the pain
You are now three weeks post surgery for removal of your wisdom teeth. At this point the following would be considered normal. 1. You can eat normal food. 2. You can drink through a straw. 3. The tissue can take 6-8 weeks to full heal so some "loose" tissue around the...
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