WISDOM TEETH REMOVAL
Your surgeon may advise removing all of your wisdom teeth in a single procedure. Or, he or she may advise separate procedures for each side of the mouth.
Your surgeon may advise removing all of your wisdom teeth in a single procedure. Or, he or she may advise separate procedures for each side of the mouth.
Avoid the use of commercial mouthwashes, as they may contain alcohol, which can delay initial healing. • Starting the third day following surgery – gently swish ...
Brush your teeth as normal, but be careful and gentle around the extraction site. Do not rinse your mouth or spit out for 24 hours as this can disturb clot in ...
The hole will heal very fast as your gum and bone regenerates where the tooth was sitting so you can stop using the syringe after 2-3 weeks. When you look at ...
Do not vigorously rinse your mouth for the next 5 days. You can gently “move” water around in your mouth. After that, you can resume normal mouth rinsing.
Avoid mouthwash, mouth rinses, hot food and drinks and strenuous activity for the first 24 hours. • After 24 hours, gently rinse your mouth with warm salt water
Avoid taking anything hard, hot or spicy. ❖ Take the pain medications as advised. This will help in avoiding the pain which may occur once the effect of ...
The day after surgery start to use warm salty mouthwashes. These should be used frequently in the first few days and consist of a teaspoonful of salt dissolved ...
Brush the gum over the tooth vigorously with Chlorhexidine dental gel twice daily. Rinse vigorously with chlorhexidine mouthwash three times a day. Both gel and ...
Use this mouthwash for 7 days only, then stop. • If you have not been given a prescription strength rinse, we recommend using Crest Pro-Health (non-whitening) ...
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