Care after wisdom tooth extraction

Usually, wisdom teeth grow in most people between the ages of 17 and 24.... The wisdom tooth not coming out from the gums causes sores, swelling and pain in the gums... Know.... Wisdom teeth are one of the last teeth to grow in the back of an adult's mouth.. Sometimes, because there is not enough space in a person's jaw, it causes the wisdom teeth to grow into other wisdom teeth.. Better hidden in the rest of the gum. It should be removed by surgery... For care after wisdom tooth extraction, you must follow simple steps.. During surgery, a specialist doctor uses sedatives and local anesthetics to reduce stress and pain.. After that, you must follow some tips to reduce pain.. Usually, the side effects of wisdom tooth extraction will be with you over time, and after 4 days have passed, it can be prevented.. Swelling at the surgery site, you must pay attention to all care tips after wisdom tooth extraction and follow them... Do it.. ** Put sterile gauze on the surgical site for 30 minutes.** In order not to disrupt the blood coagulation process in the area of wisdom tooth extraction, do not change the sterile gas... Do not remove the blood inside the mouth frequently because in this case the pressure inside the mouth will change and the blood will not clot... You can use fresh gas to absorb the excess blood inside the mouth... For the gums... If you see that after 12 hours the bleeding of the gums remains constant and does not stop, bite a wet tea bag so that the caffeine in it will cause the gum blood to clot and heal faster. that Be... **Rinse your mouth with salt water.** To do this, mix a teaspoon of salt with half a glass of water and keep this solution in your mouth and never spit or gargle because in this case the blood clot will disappear and they will recover later... The salt in this solution will reduce all infections and inflammations of the gums... **You can use an ice pack to reduce swelling and pain.** On the first day, put an ice compress on your cheeks so that the area of ​​the tooth extraction does not swell, ice will prevent more swelling and pain in this area.... **Put your head higher than your body.** It doesn't matter if you sleep on a bed or a couch, in this case, to reduce the swelling, use a few pillows under your head so that your head is at a higher height. This actually creates a vacuum in the mouth and causes the blood clots to disappear and slow down the healing process.... **Avoid alcohol and smoking.** Your healing process will be slowed by alcohol and smoking.... Do not use tobacco products for at least 72 hours after wisdom tooth surgery.. You can use over-the-counter medications such as ibuprofen to prevent swelling, inflammation and gum pain.... Other important care tips after wisdom tooth extraction **Be sure to use watery and soft foods for a few days after wisdom tooth extraction.** **Avoid smoking, caffeine and alcohol for several weeks.** **Avoid heavy sports for a few days after wisdom tooth surgery.** **In order not to put pressure on the gums and wisdom teeth, do not eat crunchy and hard foods.** **To prevent wound infection, gargle with salt water solution.** **You can use hot and cold compresses to reduce swelling and pain.** **According to the pediatrician's opinion, be sure to use antibiotics to remove the infection after tooth extraction.** **Do not eat very hot and hot foods in the first days after wisdom tooth extraction.** When should you see a doctor for care after wisdom tooth extraction? Normally, after wisdom tooth extraction and outpatient surgery, the pain and swelling of the gums will gradually decrease, but if you have the following symptoms and problems, you must visit the dentist, which are: **If the swelling at the tooth extraction site increases instead of decreasing.** **If the bleeding does not stop or increases** **If you feel very severe pain in your gums.** **with persistent and severe fever** In children's dental orthodontics and children's denervation, the attending physician also advises parents to take good care of their children... Sometimes children's milk teeth fall hard and cause problems in their gums, children's fluoride therapy can help in this case and reduce the pain and swelling of their gums... >