Treatment of gum ulcer after tooth extraction

### Gum ulcer treatment methods - Following the wound treatment methods provided by the dentist is necessary to speed up the healing process....Patients should pay attention to wash the scar with warm water and salt or use antibacterial mouthwash after tooth extraction.... - Avoid washing vigorously or spitting and eating hard and sticky foods. - Over-the-counter gels or ointments containing ingredients such as vitamin E, aloe vera, or Silscan can help moisturize the skin, reduce inflammation, and improve the appearance of the wound. - In cases where a cavity has been created in the gum tissue after tooth extraction, dermal fillers can be used to restore volume and soften the area... Injectable fillers such as hyaluronic acid or collagen can help heal the wound area. - Laser therapy is a non-invasive treatment method that helps speed up the healing process and reduce the scars of pulled teeth... Laser therapy acts as a simulator of collagen production in the skin, which can help improve skin texture and reduce scars.... This method is a safe treatment method that is often used in cosmetic dentistry to create better results. - PRP treatment is a restorative method that uses the patient's own blood plasma to restore gum tissue. ### gum recovery time after tooth extraction **After tooth extraction, the gums and tissues around it need time to heal and recover, which usually lasts from a few days to a few weeks**, which depends on the overall health of the patient, the complexity of the extracted tooth, and the level of patient care after treatment. During the first hours and days after tooth extraction, the spot will swell and may bleed a very small amount. This is the body's natural response to injury and surgery and should gradually heal over the next few days. ### What should we do to heal a gum wound? - Pain and restlessness are common after tooth extraction....Patients are usually given painkillers to use if needed....Placing an ice pack on the outer surface of the face near the extracted tooth helps reduce pain and swelling. - Some bleeding is common after tooth extraction....Patients are advised to bite down on sterile gauze to control bleeding....It is important to change the sterile gauze and avoid spitting or washing the mouth vigorously, as this can loosen blood clots and delay healing. - Correct oral hygiene is essential to prevent infection and improve the filling... Patients are advised to brush their teeth and tongue gently with a soft toothbrush and take care of the area of ​​the extracted tooth.. Rinsing with warm water and salt or antibacterial mouthwash is also recommended. Patients are often advised to use soft foods and avoid spicy, hot and acidic foods and drinks in the first few days after tooth extraction. - **Hard and crunchy foods:** One of the main categories of foods that we should not eat after tooth extraction is hard and crunchy foods such as nuts, popcorn, chips and hard candies... Chewing these foods can put pressure on the area of ​​the extracted tooth and possibly dislodge the blood clot that forms under the cavity, as it is necessary to protect the blood clot in the cavity.. Bones and nerves.... - ** Sticky and chewy foods: ** Sticky and chewy foods are another category that you should be careful of after tooth extraction.... Foods like caramel, toffee and chewy candies can stick to the extraction site and slow down the healing process. These foods can leave residue that can cause infection if certain substances are not properly removed from the mouth. It irritates the soft tissue of the mouth and leads to increased discomfort and inflammation. Spicy foods may also aggravate pain or swelling around the tooth extraction site. It should be... #### It is necessary to eat the right food after tooth extraction to progress the recovery process, prevent infection and reduce restlessness and pain... Tooth extraction is a common dental procedure that involves removing teeth for many reasons, including decay, infection, injury or if necessary, wisdom tooth extraction during pregnancy.. After tooth extraction, the body needs time to heal and proper nutrition plays a vital role in this process.. The risk of possible problems will help you.... When it comes to diet after tooth extraction, it is very important to focus on soft and nutritious foods. Here are some tips on eating after tooth extraction: - soft foods: immediately after tooth extraction, it is best to use soft foods that require minimal chewing....foods such as mashed potatoes, yogurt, pudding, smoothies, boiled eggs, oatmeal and soup are the best options....these foods reduce the risk of inflammation and ulcers... - cold or room temperature foods: immediately after tooth extraction, avoid eating hot and spicy foods, because these foods They can increase pain and cause inflammation in the tooth extraction area.. Instead, choose foods and drinks that are at room temperature. - Consumption of nutritious foods: Focusing on nutritious foods that contain minerals and vitamins is very important for the healing process. Add fruits, vegetables, protein, grains and dairy products to your diet to help you heal faster. - Consumption of hydrating foods: Keeping the body hydrated is vital to improve recovery after tooth extraction... Use mineral water, herbal teas, watery soups and fruit juices to keep your body hydrated and support the body in the healing process. - Avoid hard and crunchy foods: Avoid eating hard, crunchy or sticky foods that require a lot of chewing to prevent damage to the site of the extracted tooth or blood clot opening... During the healing period, foods such as nuts, seeds, popcorn, chips and sticky candies should be avoided. - Limit the consumption of sugar and acidic foods: Sugary and acidic foods can cause inflammation in the area of ​​the extracted tooth and increase the risk of infection. Limit the consumption of sweet snacks, carbonated drinks, fruits and acidic foods during the recovery period. - Consumption of foods containing protein: Protein is very necessary for the repair and regeneration of gum tissue after tooth extraction. Foods containing protein such as red meat, chicken, fish, beans, vegetables and dairy products are necessary to maintain muscle strength. - Consumption of foods containing vitamin C: Vitamin C is important for the production of collagen and wound healing. Consuming foods containing vitamin C such as oranges, strawberries, kiwi, peppers and broccoli in your diet will help repair tissues and reduce inflammation. Avoiding smoking and using straws: using straws and smoking causes suction inside the mouth and the movement of blood clots... It is better not to use a straw and avoid smoking after tooth extraction. #### Communication with the eastern star and determining the turn **Eastern Star Dental Clinic serves its patients six days a week from Saturday to Thursday.** You can use the following methods to contact Setare Shargh dental clinic and make an appointment: Through contact numbers with the collection: 021-77555220 **To refer in person to the address: No. 1086, No. 1086/2, No. 3, No. 1086, corner of Heydari St., Lashkar Road, North Madani St., Tehran** **Working hours:** **This complex provides dental services from Saturday to Thursday from 10:00 AM to 8:00 PM.** You can also follow this series on our Instagram page to have updated information about the East Star Dental Clinic.. Last updated on June 9, 1404 by the team of writers of Star East..