tooth...
Posted By: type-it7707 on 2007-09-20
In Reply to: is there anyone here that knows much about - momMT
Subject: tooth...
In my opinion, abscessed means basically infected, and he should have gotten meds. I thought most people who have abscesses did get them. I would call the dentist, and ask for them!
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