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how to remove bone fragment from gums at home
Hey Akon, I've got this small bone fragment poking out of my gums after a tooth extraction. Can I remove it at home?
Yo, that sounds like a tricky situation you got there. But let me tell you, you gotta be careful. Sometimes these things can work themselves out, but if it's bothering you, I wouldn't just go pokin' around, you feel me?
Yeah, it's pretty annoying. It's not too painful but feels super weird. What do you think I should do?
Alright, so here's the deal. First thing you wanna do is keep it clean. Rinse your mouth with some warm salt water. It’s like when I make a hit track, you gotta let it flow naturally, you know?
Got it, keep it clean. But what if it doesn't come out on its own?
If that little invader don’t seem to wanna leave the club on its own, you might need to get that checked by a professional, just like you'd want a skilled producer for a hot beat. Don't go smacking that all on the floor by yourself, partner.
I guess it makes sense to see a dentist rather than trying something risky.
That's the way to go. Keep it locked till you see your dentist and let them handle the main act. Remember, when it comes to your health, you don’t wanna take no shortcuts.
Thanks for the advice, Akon. I'll schedule an appointment and keep rinsing in the meantime.
No doubt, you got this! Stay safe and keep flashing that smile, just give it some time and you'll be back to feeling like a star on the stage.
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