My significant other/ 57 year old white male had 11 teeth/teeth fragments removed 03/08/2016. He was conscious during the procedure. He woke up yesterday with pain and pressure in his upper chest that radiates into his throat. He has continued to work at his part time physically demanding job at Home Depot. He worked a four hour shift yesterday and a four hour shift today. He is experiencing some fatigue and occasional dizziness. He has smoked for most of his life. He takes medication. His medications include omeprazole for an esophageal ring, lisinopril for hypertension, and fluoxetine as he is a recovering alcoholic for two years. He has been taking ibuprofen since the oral surgery because that is what the dentist recommended. Dosage is 4 OTC ibuprofen every 4 hours, though he does not always take it that often. He takes a multiple vitamin for 50+ year olds daily. He has been able to consume a mostly balanced diet of soft foods and nutritional drinks. He did not mention the chest and throat pain and pressure during his appointment with the dentist yesterday morning, but was told that he is now free of infection despite several impacted teeth prior to the procedure. He experienced tooth pain and sensitivity to hot and cold for several months prior. He receives his routine medical care at a veterans outpatient clinic. Should be contact his primary physician?