Ooh that sounds rough and ugly. Clear pus is still puss, white blood cells, fluid.

I have had two teeth pulled the normal rock and roll and yank way (except for wisdom teeth that were removed years ago) recently, and I had two others, rear molars, extracted by a dentist that actually slices the tooth carefully and then gently lifts it out. I much prefer the cut and lift method, completely painless and no swelling after.

Sound like you have an abcess in there. the dentist is suppose to remove the peridontal ligament when he extracts a tooth, sounds like yours did not. Always remind a new dentist to scrape the ligament out. They are all suppose to do it but from what i can tell, only some do, and abcess and long standing jaw infections can be the result.

You are suppose to rinse with a heavy duty salt water mix for several days after having a tooth extracted, I hope you did that. What I also did was take a cotton swab, like you would clean your ears with, dip it into some hydrogen peroxide, and rub it on the area about 2-3 days after extraction to kill bacteria and lessen the chances of infection.

I haven't had any problems after my extractions, and never experienced anything like you describe. No rough spots, no bumps, no pain, no fluid. The last extraction was mid-summer. probably mid-July or so. Takes about a week to heal is all when everything goes well.

Grapefruit seed extract also seems to work well as an anti-bacterial mouth rinse. And if all comes to all, strong vodka is a good last resort.