What should I do if my tooth is extracted?

Teeth are very important. You should brush your teeth every morning and evening to keep them clean so that they can be healthy. Having good teeth can give you a good appetite and make everything you eat enjoyable. Public figures pay great attention to their image and have their teeth cleaned regularly. When you smile, having a mouthful of white, bright and neat teeth will leave a good impression on others. No one wants their teeth to have yellow stains or chips, right? So, what should you do after having a tooth extracted?

Periodontitis can be treated immediately after tooth extraction. You can choose to take Periodontal Health, Roxithromycin orally or intravenously for treatment. It is normal to have slight blood in the mouth within 48 hours after tooth extraction. If you vomit blood, you should go to the hospital for necessary treatment in time to avoid accidents caused by excessive blood loss. It is recommended that you do not brush your teeth or rinse your mouth within 24 hours after tooth extraction, which will affect the blood clot in the alveolar socket and cause continuous bleeding. Try to avoid eating spicy and overheated foods. Now that the weather is hot, you can take some anti-inflammatory drugs orally to avoid infection.

The materials commonly used in the restoration department are alloys, porcelain, and resins.

Among them, the commonly used materials for fixed restorations are alloys and porcelain, while the commonly used materials for removable restorations are resins and alloys.

Common alloys are divided into precious metals and base metals according to their prices. Gold alloys are the most commonly used precious metals, while nickel-chromium alloys and cobalt-chromium alloys are commonly used base metals. Restorative treatment is the process of communication between doctors and patients, formulation and gradual completion of treatment plans. According to the different procedures, tasks and contents of patient treatment, it can be roughly divided into three forms: initial visit, follow-up visit and reexamination. The division into three forms is conducive to the theoretical understanding of the tasks and contents of clinical consultation, and it indicates the three stages in the clinical consultation process. The number and duration of restorative treatments are related to factors such as the restorative treatment method, the patient's specific conditions, and the processing time of the restoration. Generally speaking, from the time the restorative doctor starts treatment to the time the restoration is inserted, inlay and full crown restorations of tooth defects require 2-3 visits, with a course of 2-3 weeks; fixed bridge restorations of edentulous teeth require 3-5 visits, with a course of 2-4 weeks; removable partial denture restorations of edentulous teeth require 2-6 visits, with a course of 2-6 weeks; full denture restorations of edentulous teeth require 5-7 visits, with a course of 4-8 weeks.

If the treatment involves more aesthetics, occlusion, complex tooth preparation, etc., the doctor will use study models, diagnostic wax-ups, transitional restorations, etc., and the treatment period will be extended from several weeks to several months.

Regarding the question of whether living pulp or dead pulp is better for porcelain restoration, there are different opinions in oral restoration clinics, but in recent years, the trend is towards the following viewpoints:

1. If the affected tooth still has vital pulp after other treatments, you can prepare the tooth for porcelain directly without killing the pulp;

2. If the marrow remains alive during the porcelain restoration treatment

1) If there are no symptoms of pulp inflammation, the pulp can be bonded to the restoration, and the prognosis is good;

2) If symptoms of pulp inflammation occur, a complete root canal filling treatment must be performed first. After the root filling reaction has basically disappeared, the restoration can be bonded, and the prognosis is also good;

3. For teeth with abnormal position or abnormal tooth growth direction, pulp can be killed in advance according to cosmetic needs;

Because there is no risk of pulpitis after porcelain restoration after pulp removal and complete root canal treatment, if the patient requests, pulp removal can be performed first and then restored.

After having a tooth extracted, you should keep a good mood and lead a regular life. Don't stay up late, go to bed early and get up early to ensure adequate sleep. Don't eat food that is too salty or too sweet, and don't eat greasy, spicy, raw or cold food. Eat small meals frequently and avoid overeating. You should pay attention to exercising more often and take more walks after dinner at night.