First let me say I am no dentist but I am a smoker that has had teeth removed before......I actually just got 2 more teeth removed 3 days ago!
1st wet gauze pads and cover the holes up
2nd make sure to inhale from the opposite side that your teeth got pulled
3rd take baby hits and let the smoke out through your nose
Hope this helps you!
Smoking causes vasoconstriction which can lead to poor healing to the affected area. Secondly the sucking action that happens in the mouth can dislodge the clot in the extracted tooth area, which can lead to dry socket
Just don't smoke. If you do the sucking motion will lift any clots that are forming. In addition, the smoke can damage the fragile tissues in your mouth, and increase the likelihood of infection.
First, you have to examine the paper your dentist gave you. If you do not have a paper, let me tell you what mine says. First, there is no rinsing,spitting or sipping through a straw in the first 24 hours after the extraction. You also have to do salt water rinses after the first day for one week. You may only eat liquds and soft foods for a week. Avoid hot,cold,spicy,acidic or citric foods or drinks. Additionally, do not have smoke or alcoholic beverages.If experiencing bleeding, bite down on fresh gauze for 30-45 min. Now, I have a question for you. Can you play an instrument after a tooth extraction?
No you can't like you can't eat candy after you get your mouth done.
Once the clot is formed, it should not be disturbed. The patient should not rinse, spit, drink with a straw, or smoke for at least 24 hours
yes should take cold not hot on the day of tooth extraction
no, because you cannot suck. no smoking, drinking out of a straw, etc.
You can. However it might be illegal in some jurisdictions.
well unless your having a baby tooth extracted there should be no other tooth that comes in.
NO! Smoking not only compounds dental problems, it increases your likelihood of further dental deterioration. It is never ok to smoke, dental infection or not.
You can definitely eat after a tooth extraction. You should eat liquid or very soft foods on the opposite side of the extraction.
Should be no more than 100.00 dollars
NO, you moron you should not even be smoking that in the first place what is wrong with you, Do you know how bad that stuff is for you? Oh and back to the question if you smoke with an infection you should not smoke because it will make it worse. Try to some hot water and slat in your mouth.
Yes, the extraction of an upper tooth can affect the sinuses.
No, if you are still bleeding 48 hrs after a tooth extraction, consult your dentist. If it is another type of extraction, your question should be more specific.