Recommendations after implantation and tooth extraction

1

It is not recommended to actively rinse your mouth for 3 days after removal. The use of rinse aids in the form of baths is allowed.
2

Do not eat until the anesthetic is over to avoid injury to the tongue and lips.
3

For 7 days, follow a diet: refrain from hot and spicy foods, foods with bones, sharp edges, etc.
4

For 5-7 days, refrain from activities that require significant physical exertion.
5

Do not warm up the area of the extracted tooth or apply compresses.
6

Do not visit the bathhouse, sauna, gym, pool and solarium for 7 days.
7

Within 2 days after tooth extraction, you must refrain from smoking and alcohol.
8

Be sure to brush your teeth, including in the extraction area, being careful not to injure the hole.
9

You should take all the medicines prescribed by your doctor in a timely manner.

What is normal and should not cause your concern:

1

Edema may appear. The maximum edema develops on the third day. Bruises may appear. The swelling and bruising will go away on its own.
2

Pain is normal after any surgical procedure. Pain relievers should be used as directed by a physician.
3

On the first day, saliva may contain a small amount of blood.
4

The corners of the mouth may become dry and chapped. Moisten them with ointment. Possible exacerbation of herpes. The throat may hurt slightly and the temperature may rise.
5

You will not be able to open your mouth wide for three days after removal.

1

Severe and prolonged pain that cannot be relieved by pain medication.
2

Bleeding with a discharge of scarlet blood, which does not stop within 15 minutes.
3

Severe edema, making it difficult to swallow and open the mouth.
4

Temperature over 38 C.