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Should I have my three day old implants removed? It is now three days later and I still have paralysis.

July 12, 2018
Asked By:JPLarson99 in Louisville, CO

I had two emergency implants done on Monday morning due to an infection caused by a microfracture in my upper molar. It is now three days later and I still have some paralysis on the left side of my face when I smile etc. I am very concerned this paralysis will stay. Should I have the implants backed out? I would appreciate your thoughts on what I should do next?

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July 13, 2018

Answer: See an Oral Surgeon and have imaging done

Amir H. Motamed, DDS
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Answer: See an Oral Surgeon and have imaging done

Amir H. Motamed, DDS

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