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On 9/27, Barbara visited Dr. Stewart for cleaning and exam. No cavities were noted but a small cyst-like area in right inner cheek was observed. Staff reported that she had not complained of any discomfort and she did not show any when examined by Dr. Stewart. Dr. Stewart felt it might be caused by her biting her cheek over time but wanted another evaluation done and referred Commonwealth Oral Surgery. Dr.Stewart wanted them to evaluate and possible removal. Barbara has visited them in the past for extractions. An appointment was scheduled for October.
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