Alveolar bone exposure

The exposure of the alveolar bone is mainly caused by the removal of wisdom teeth. Generally speaking, it can be well recovered after a certain period of time. During the recovery period, you must prevent infection and avoid eating hard foods. In addition, if there is a gingival defect at the gum margin, it will be difficult to recover. When you need to extract a tooth, you must understand some taboos to avoid harm to your health due to tooth extraction.

Tooth extraction contraindications and precautions

1. Pregnant women should avoid tooth extraction

Tooth extraction in pregnant women who are 3 months pregnant can cause miscarriage, and tooth extraction in pregnant women who are 8 months pregnant can cause premature birth. It is best to treat it when the fetus is stable in the second trimester. People with habitual miscarriage are prohibited from having their teeth extracted.

2. Patients with blood diseases should avoid tooth extraction

If patients with leukemia, aplastic anemia, pernicious anemia, hemophilia, or idiopathic thrombocytopenic purpura undergo tooth extraction, severe bleeding and life-threatening consequences may occur due to the lack of coagulation factors and coagulation dysfunction.

3. Attention to patients with diabetes

Because resistance to bacteria is generally reduced, tooth extraction can easily lead to various infections, which can aggravate the condition. You must communicate truthfully with your doctor in advance.

4. Attention to patients with heart disease

Due to the fear of tooth extraction and the nervousness during the extraction, coupled with the traction and pain stimulation during the extraction, the patient may suffer a cardiovascular accident and sudden death at any time. It is necessary to communicate truthfully with the doctor in advance.

5. Patients with cirrhosis and chronic hepatitis should pay attention

Because these people often have a tendency to bleed, tooth extraction may cause continuous bleeding, so they must communicate truthfully with the doctor in advance. .

6. Pay attention during acute infectious diseases

Acute hepatitis, active pulmonary tuberculosis, measles, hemorrhagic fever and various acute inflammatory conditions, etc. Tooth extraction can easily lead to postoperative infection and spread of inflammation, so tooth extraction should be avoided before the disease is healed.

7. Avoid tooth extraction during menstruation

Tooth extraction during menstruation can cause excessive menstrual bleeding, resulting in non-physiological blood loss, and compensatory bleeding in the tooth socket may occur. Generally, the 10th day of the menstrual cycle is the most suitable time. At this time, the wound heals faster and bacterial infection is less likely to occur.

8. If there is an infection or inflammation in the oral cavity, it is necessary to remove the needle after the inflammation is eliminated.

In addition, pay attention to the history of drug allergies.

9. Take a proper rest after tooth extraction

You can eat after two hours. You cannot brush your teeth or rinse your mouth or spit within 24 hours. If you spit, swallow it.

10. If the bleeding does not stop

If you have high fever or severe headache, you need to contact a doctor immediately.