How long until a dog recovers from tooth extraction?

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A dog usually recovers from a tooth extraction within one to two weeks, with most discomfort gone after a few days as the gum heals. Soft food and rest support recovery.

Follow aftercare, prevent chewing hard items, and finish any meds. See the vet if swelling, bleeding, or no eating persists.

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