Look Out After Gum Surgery

 

 

 

Look Out After Gum Surgery - After gingival surgery, dressing dough for proper restoration and comfort of the person, as well as preventing the stimulation of the area. The dressing is tight after several hours and is removed after a while. There will be no problem if it was cut off during this time, and no pain was created for you, but if the pain came to you or harassed you, be sure to go to the dentist to get dressed again for you. Note that never brush your dressing.

After gingival surgery, do not eat for several hours to prevent loosening the dressing and try to only drink cold liquids on the first day and eat fresh foods in the next few days and refrain from pushing into the gum surgery area. Avoid smoking because it causes gum irritation and delaying the repair due to its impact on the immune system and therefore we will not see a good result.

To reduce swelling after gingivitis, you can use water and ice compresses for a few minutes and several times a day to stay cool and reduce inflammation. This swelling and inflammation is completely normal and will be resolved after a while.

Toothbrushes and dental floss all parts of the mouth, except the dressing section. Use of mouthwash is also recommended. Do this very slowly with cold water when washing your mouth.

You may have a brief pain after gum surgery that will be relieved with home remedies. Note that you do not use any spyrene as it causes bleeding. In the event of bleeding, use a wet gauze dressing and press for a quarter of that area. Contact your doctor if you are not sure.
If you feel weak in your body after gingivitis, share it with your doctor.

Sometimes in the early hours after gingival bleeding in the saliva, it is normal, and it is not chygangrani. Try not to take heavy exercise for a few days.  Rinse your mouth gel to prevent the unpleasant odor of your mouth (for example, mouthwash)

After gingival surgery, if you have previously had surgical procedures, you will get bleeding during brushing, which is due to incomplete gingival repair and gradually eliminated.