Dry socket has some common symptoms that may help you to determine if that is the problem. The most common symptoms of dry socket are:  Severe pain, especially radiating from the site of tooth extraction out across that side of your face. The pain is intense and you have to manage it continually. Visibly "empty" appearance at the site of tooth extraction and the entire area will have a grey color compared to the usual purple, red, white, or yellow which indicates good healing. Visible bone in the open wound on your gums. Swollen lymph nodes in the jaw and/or neck. Fever. Foul taste or odor in the mouth. While a dry socket may develop in anyone's mouth following a dental surgery, certain risk factors such as tobacco use, estrogen-based oral contraceptives, and use of corticosteroids or very bad oral hygiene and not following the instructions of your dentist may increase the chances of developing a dry socket. If you suspect that you've developed a dry socket following a dental surgery or tooth extraction, contact your dentist or doctor immediately.
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