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It is a bit unlikely for the blood clot to be dislodged or getting dry socket 10 days after an extraction. It is however not impossible. Usually dry socket occurs 3-5 days after the extraction.

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It depends where it is. You might feel a localized sharp pain in the affected area . Usually if something is occluding your head or neck, you will feel pain and pressure in your head like when you are at an unusually high elevation.A deep vein thrombosis in your legs, especially behind your knee is VERY painful and persistent. Do NOT rub these things. You can break them loose. If you suspect this, please see a doctor or go to the ER.

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When an extraction from a dentist is performed, a common complication is dry socket. Dry socket is extremely painful and the gum where the blood clot originally was will appear white.

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well, you don't. the only way you can tell without a dentist is if you have increasing pain after 24-36 hours.

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