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Is it normal for there to be a blood clot forming over stage 2 of dental implant?

gjl627Dec 2, 2016
Had stage 2 of dental implant done this morning. Did not see or feel any blood in surrounding area or implant cap. Now while I was gently brushing my teeth, notice big blood clot covering implant. Is this normal?

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Dr. Xochiquetzalli Bojorquez, DDS
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Answered on Dec 6, 2016
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