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Teeth Extraction and Using Activated Charcoal

Using Activated Charcoal after teeth extraction. Hi, Is it safe/beneficial to brush with activated charcoal after a tooth extraction? I've had two bottom left molars extracted two weeks ago. There are still holes... Thanks! Marie Hi Marie. Yes, it would be safe to use the charcoal after an extraction, in fact I have! It really helped heal the wound quickly...

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Posted On: 09/17/2018

Posted By: Kimberly Dinsley

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