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Why might a patient experience discomfort and inflamation of the gums the day after a cementation procedure for indirect restoration?

Excess cement was not properly removed

The casting process of teeth was improper

The mouth wasn't properly rinsed with disinfectant

Sticky food eaten by the patient caused discomfort

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