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Yes you can. The Doctors recommend waiting 48 hours AT LEAST. And then when you do decide to smoke, take small hits and put a gauze in over your holes to keep from getting dry socket.
The gauze will fall out by itself
just had my molars removed how often do i change the gauze an for how long
Yes, just don't get the gauze wet.
I Just Had The Clove Oil Gauze Put In Today On My Bottom 2 Where My Wisdom Teeth Got Removed, It's Helped ALOT With The Pain & They Want Me To Go Back Friday The 9th So They Can Remove It And Put More Of It In. But It Really Helps With The Dry Sockets!Hope This Helps You!!
I had some gauze packed in the side of my mouth when I woke up from the surgery (had all four removed) and disolvable stiches over the gaps where the teeth were. I didn't bled all that much from my teeth (although had a nose bleed from where the breathing tube was removed too quickly from my nose and ripped the skin inside! I took the gauze out after a day though.
The blood clot would be red in color and thick enough to protect the healing wound. Sometimes bond fragments come loose during the healing progress and that can happen if the wisdom tooth was impacted in the bone. If the blood clot was dislodged by the gauze you'd be in severe pain even if you're on pain meds.
I have no idea. I have the same problem. I has a toe nail avulsion and nail removed and now gauze is stuck to the nail bed. I cant get the gauze removed even after extensive warm salt water soaking. I guess the answer is soaking and waiting for the nail bed to heal. I am so confused.
The gauze is medicated with a simple form of local anesthetic. It is packed into the socket and it will not likely come out. After a day or two it will need to be removed. If the socket is still painful, the dentist may repack it with fresh medicated gauze. It too will have to be removed after a few days. Eventually, the socket will calm down, and the gauze will not have to be replaced.
You can pack the site with moist gauze, bite down and then inhale...this will keep the clot in the tooth. You must use moist gauze for each smoke for 3 days, or 8 days for a wisdom tooth. How do I know? I am a smoker and have had two teeth pulled this month alone on separate occasions. If you keep the hole covered with the moist gauze, your clot will stay where it needs to be :)
It is not advisable to use a cloth to hold back the bleeding. It is medically advisable to use the gauze.
You should just use the gauze until the heavy bleeding stops. Then remove the gauze and let the area start to clot. This will expedite the healing process. Do not break the clot as this is necessary for the healing porcess. Try to eat soft foods an do not swish or brush the extracted areas.