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Crooked smile after 7 days of dental work is this normal? (photo)

January 13, 2017
Asked By:zaherchaabo in Los Angeles, CA

I had a dental work 7 days ago and my smile is still crooked on the left side is lower then the right side. My Dr, replace my tooth with ceramic tooth and removed nerve. Will the Croocked go away soon?

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