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Dental cyst surgery .
It it normal if the whole face swells after dental cyst surgery. It is the third day of since dental cyst has been surgically removed ?
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The dental surgery might show some complications for a few days which will be reduced with the prescription given to you by your dentist..But if the swelling as well as pain are gradually increasing after 2-3 days, visit the dentist to get it checked properly..
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If the swelling is showing a gradual increase in size with time or is not reducing you need a checkup immediately.
Changing your prescription might help
Next Steps
see a nearby dentist
Health Tips
donot use hot compression
apply ice packs
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Dr. Priya Verma
Dentist
26 yrs exp
Bangalore
Get a check up from your dentist. Usually the swelling starts reducing after 48 hours of surgery
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