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Can I get rhinoplasty/septoplasty done if I have possible tooth root problem? Would it be ok to do dental work after the surgery

Lili101Sep 19, 2023
I was told by dentist I will need a root end surgery on my tooth on the top, also tooth right next to it has a large cavity under crown, with all that in mind I have rhinoplasty surgery coming up, worried if can be performed before I get in to the dentist.

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