Instructions for tooth extraction

1. Hold the cotton wool in your mouth for half an hour or more.
2. Keep the wound cool immediately after removing the cotton wool. Cold ice cream or ice can be used for this. Then start taking the medicine as directed by the doctor
3. If you feel more bleeding take another piece of cotton, wet it and squeeze a little and put it on the wound again
4. During the first 24 hours there is a slight bleeding, avoid repeated spitting and loud rinsing. This will move the wound and cause more bleeding. Swallow saliva or clean with a tissue. Also, avoid smoking, drinking juices with a pipe, etc., and inflating balloons
5. Avoid eating anything on the injured side so that food particles do not enter the wound and spoil it. Whatever you eat, use other side and as far as possible, cool the food a little and use salt and pepper with a soft food
6. After 24 hours, add salt in lukewarm water and keep it aside and continue to rinsing a little after every hour. This will heal the wound and help heal. Continue this process for the next 3 or 4 days
7. If the wound does not heal and the pain persists even a few days after the tooth is extracted or you do not feel comfortable even after taking the medicine, do not use sharp medicine on your own. Some wounds take time to heal and remain dry, or if a bone is biting a corner, report it to a doctor and seek guidance on painkillers
8. Fractured teeth, old teeth, bones, liver, blood disorders, and molar wounds often heal late
9. Women who are pregnant, menstruating, and breastfeeding must be informed
10. In case of prolonged surgery, the lip, tongue, or part of the mouth may feel numb even after treatment, which can last for a few days or a few months or even for a lifetime. Stitches are good for larger wounds. In case of stitches, stitches can be given after a week. Also, some parts of the teeth that remain inside the bone when extracted are often not tried to be removed because there is a greater risk of injury. If there is any difficulty, in this case, surgery is performed which will have to be paid separately
11. New teeth can be replaced 6 months after tooth extraction. Gum problems can occur in the event of an early implantation, and prolonged exposure can lead to crooked teeth. In case all expenses are borne by the patient. Whenever you come for a check-up after a tooth extraction, you must pay a kindly check-up fee