Don't rinse your mouth and spit more on that day to prevent bleeding or infection. Don't repeatedly suck and spit out blood clots because of the smell of blood in your mouth, which will lead to wound healing.
Don't brush your teeth that day Do not suck the wound. Don't play musical instruments. It is normal to have bloodshot saliva within 1 week after tooth extraction. In case of bleeding, go to the hospital for examination.
Try to exercise less and talk less on the day of tooth extraction. Avoid alcohol, tobacco and spicy food.
If there is suture in the mouth when the tooth is extracted, it will take 4~5 days to remove the suture.
Pay attention to the wound after tooth extraction. If there is a lot of bleeding, seek medical attention in time. After tooth extraction, the gauze or cotton ball on the wound needs to be bitten for about half an hour before it can be spit out. Don't bite too hard or too long. It is normal to have a small amount of blood in saliva within 24 hours.
Generally, oral antibiotics are not needed for tooth extraction. If wisdom teeth or teeth with big trauma are pulled out, antibiotics must be taken orally. If the symptoms get worse, you can inject antibiotics intravenously.
(10) Except for the third molar and supernumerary teeth, adults should install dentures after tooth extraction, and then install dentures about 2 months after tooth extraction (except impacted teeth) to prevent the adjacent teeth from lodging.
(1 1) Rest in a semi-supine position after tooth extraction. Don't lie flat or take a hot bath immediately to avoid bleeding from the wound.