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Manitoba family searches for answers nearly 2 years after daughter died following dental procedure

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Manitoba family searches for answers nearly 2 years after daughter died following dental procedure

The parents of a 23-year-old woman who died after she went to have her wisdom teeth removed at a southern Manitoba dental clinic say they've been left "shattered" and searching for answers nearly two years after their daughter's death.

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