By maxweb.com- Try to keep the tampon in your mouth for 30 minutes without moving it.
- Do not eat anything for two hours and, if possible, do not drink (including cigarettes). If necessary, you can drink water after 30 minutes.
- Do not eat or drink anything hot on the day the tooth is extracted.
- Cigarette smoke is 60 degrees and can sometimes increase bleeding.
- Normally, there is no pain the day or the day after the tooth is extracted. Usually, inflamed or difficultly extracted teeth can cause pain.
- It is normal to see blood in your spit for 24 hours after extraction.
- If bleeding occurs in the form of leakage, rinse your mouth with ice water several times. If bleeding continues for more than 30 minutes, contact your doctor.
Things to Consider After Tooth Extraction
17Feb
- Dental Diseases
By maxweb.com