White spots after wisdom tooth extraction

When extracting wisdom teeth, if some white tissue appears at the wound, this belongs to the gum tissue. Don't worry too much when this symptom occurs. Generally, it will fall off by itself after a few days. When extracting wisdom teeth, you must understand some precautions and some taboos of tooth extraction. It is best to choose to extract the tooth in the morning. In addition, you must be on an empty stomach before tooth extraction to avoid hypoglycemia.

Things to note when removing wisdom teeth

(1) Try to have your tooth extracted in the morning, as there is more time to observe the bleeding so that it can be treated promptly. If I go in the afternoon and bleeding occurs after tooth extraction, what should I do if there is no night clinic doctor? (2) Try not to be on an empty stomach before tooth extraction to avoid hypoglycemia due to nervousness. If a diabetic patient has a tooth extracted in the morning, the best time is 1-2 hours after breakfast. (3) Do not rinse your mouth within one day after tooth extraction, and eat and drink from the side where the tooth was not extracted as much as possible. (4) It is normal to have some blood in the mouth shortly after tooth extraction. However, if heavy bleeding occurs, you should seek medical attention promptly.

Tooth extraction contraindications

1. Pregnant women should avoid tooth extraction. Tooth extraction for pregnant women who are 3 months pregnant can cause miscarriage, and tooth extraction for 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. Patients with leukemia, aplastic anemia, pernicious anemia, hemophilia, and idiopathic thrombocytopenic purpura should avoid tooth extraction because of the lack of coagulation factors and coagulation dysfunction, which may cause severe bleeding and endanger their lives. 3. Diabetic patients should note that since their resistance to bacteria is generally reduced, they are prone to various infections after tooth extraction, which may aggravate their condition. They must communicate truthfully with their doctors in advance.

4. Heart disease patients should be aware that because they are afraid of tooth extraction and feel nervous 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. They must communicate truthfully with the doctor in advance. 5. Patients with cirrhosis and chronic hepatitis should be aware that they often have a tendency to bleed, and tooth extraction may cause continuous bleeding. They must communicate truthfully with their doctor in advance. . 6. During acute infectious diseases, pay attention to acute hepatitis, active tuberculosis, measles, hemorrhagic fever, and various acute inflammatory periods. 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 unphysiological blood loss, and compensatory bleeding in the tooth socket. 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.

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