Tooth extraction and follow-up care

**Care after tooth extraction:** • Keep the piece of gauze placed on the extracted tooth in the mouth for at least half an hour with gentle pressure on the jaw.... • Due to the long anesthesia time (usually 3-4 hours) and the numbness of the soft tissues around the tooth, be careful not to bite any anti-inflammatory solution of the lip, cheek, or triple anti-inflammatory solution of the lip, cheek or tongue.. Four hours after every meal and during waking hours.... • Some leakage of blood up to a few hours after tooth extraction or natural tooth surgery is... but in case of bleeding, put a piece of sterile gauze on the site and hold it with gentle pressure on the opposite teeth for 30 minutes.... If the bleeding continues, repeat this procedure and avoid changing the gauze with time intervals of less than 30 minutes.... The mouth, and the mouth has a bad taste and an unpleasant odor for several days.... This condition is normal and does not indicate the presence of infection.... • Avoid eating hard food and hot drinks on the first day after surgery or tooth extraction.. and Tonic is necessary after surgery and has a significant effect on your healing and recovery... Be careful not to push food directly to the stitched area for a week. Rather, it causes clots and severe pain.... If this happens, see your dentist.... • After surgery or tooth extraction, avoid smoking, pipes and hookahs for a few days, and using a straw to drink liquids.... • It is recommended to put two pillows under your head while resting... Do not brush your teeth directly on the stitches... • Visit the clinic one week after surgery to remove the gum stitches.. • Dentist After the gum surgery, the gum is sutured and covered with a dressing paste to protect the area from irritation.... The dressing paste hardens in a few hours... You must use the prescribed pain relievers.... • You can do your daily activities, but it is recommended to avoid vigorous physical activities and hot baths during the procedure, it may disappear for a few days after the operation.. 3-4 days... If you report a fever or other symptoms to the gum surgeon.... • You may have weakness, fever and mild chills in the first 24 hours.. If it becomes severe, call your doctor.... • Some bleeding on the first day (usually the first 4-5 hours) is normal It doesn't matter.. day.... From the next day, use soft foods and chew with the other side of the jaw that is not bandaged... • Do not use mouthwash or brush your teeth on the first day after surgery... Start brushing your teeth the next day and you can use mouthwash (if prescribed). which is normal and for this reason the cleaning will not be stopped.. Temporary loosening of the tooth collar after gum surgery, the tooth may become somewhat sensitive to thermal stimuli such as cold and heat, which will gradually decrease and disappear.... for this purpose, you can use prepared toothpaste..