It is also common to cause swelling and pain of gums or face after tooth extraction. The general situation is not serious. Some anti-inflammatory drugs such as tinidazole file can be taken according to the patient's oral condition. Or go to the clinic for a drip to reduce inflammation and swelling, and the effect is faster.

Generally, don't brush your teeth and gargle within 24 hours after tooth extraction, and don't eat too hot food. It is normal for the wound to have a little bloodshot within 48 hours, but when a large amount of blood clots appear, you should go to the hospital to see a doctor in time.

You can also use wet and cold towels or ice packs and ice cubes at home to relieve toothache on your cheeks.