Isaiah Thomas had oral surgery after getting tooth knocked out

Isaiah Thomas will be battling through some oral pain during the Celtics-Wizards series.

Thomas underwent oral surgery on Monday, a day after having his tooth knocked out during Game 1 of Boston’s playoff series with Washington.

The Celtics guard has a swollen mouth and is in pain, according to what his coach Brad Stevens told the media.

Brad Stevens gives a dental report on Isaiah Thomas: had oral surgery yesterday, swollen mouth & in pain but playing tonight.

— Candace Buckner (@CandaceDBuckner) May 2, 2017

The Celtics took Game 1 of the series 123-111, with Thomas scoring a game-high 33 points and receiving a ribbing from a teammate. The tooth being knocked out didn’t bother him in Game 1 and hopefully won’t be an issue for him as the series goes on and his mouth begins to heal.