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Pain after Wisdom Teeth Surgery What's Normal

Oral health and hygiene are of utmost importance and at times certain conditions lead to issues in teeth. The growth of wisdom teeth is also one such condition and its removal is a type of surgical procedure that attempts to remedy several different complications associated with wisdom teeth emersion. Generally, wisdom teeth don't pose any problem, however, if there are any complications it is removed. Go through the slide to know about wisdom teeth removal procedures.

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Pain after Wisdom Teeth Surgery What's Normal

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  1. Pain after Wisdom Teeth Surgery: What's Normal?

  2. Wisdom teeth removal is a type of surgical procedure that attempts to remedy several different complications associated with wisdom teeth emersion.

  3. Wisdom teeth don't always pose a problem for all people, but for some, certain issues may arise once wisdom teeth start coming in and will eventually be removed.

  4. However, many patients become concerned with the level of pain they may experience and here we will talk in detail about the wisdom teeth removal.

  5. What to expect during your surgery

  6. Your surgery will be performed by an oral surgeon, or a dental health professional who is qualified to perform such procedures & knowing about it is beneficial as it will reduce stress & anxiety.

  7. How long surgery will take

  8. The average time it takes to remove wisdom teeth varies, but under normal circumstances the surgery shouldn't take more than one hour.

  9. The time frame can vary depending on complications that may arise or individual techniques by the surgeon.

  10. Anesthetics

  11. Your doctor may utilize one of a few methods of anesthesia, depending on several factors and local anesthetics as well as IV sedation are common methods.

  12. The process of removal

  13. The process & method of removal varies per patient, depending on their unique individual teeth & related issues.

  14. Some instances may be complicated by wisdom teeth that are impacted and may involve more invasive methods of removal.

  15. What to expect after your surgery

  16. It is completely normal to experience pain after wisdom teeth removal and the pain should be easily managed by over the counter pain medication.

  17. It is important to plan your recovery so that you are able to manage the normal pain and swelling that accompanies such surgical procedures.

  18. How you can help yourself heal

  19. Here are some helpful suggestions to make your recovery process smoother.

  20. Get plenty of rest & limit activity

  21. Take this opportunity to rest and recharge as it is important to give your body the time it needs to heal.

  22. Reduce swelling

  23. Swelling is perfectly normal after teeth removal, although not all patients experience the same degree of swelling & it can be reduced by ice packs and medications approved by the doctor.

  24. Eat soft foods

  25. Make sure you have a plan for what foods you did like to eat while you are recovering and you can make a list beforehand to ensure that you have enough soft foods to eat like pasta, yogurt and potatoes.

  26. Stay hydrated

  27. For your body to recover well, it needs to stay hydrated and you must remember to drink plenty of water.

  28. Avoid smoking, using straws, or eating hard foods

  29. All of these can cause blood clots to release and complicate you after-surgery recovery.

  30. Address causes for concern

  31. If you develop a fever or bleeding doesn't stop, you should immediately call your doctor/surgeon.

  32. Steps you can take to feel more prepared

  33. Here are some things you can do to be ready for your surgery and reduce any stress or anxiety you might feel beforehand. -Ask questions -Plan time off -Ask for help -Plan for the healing process

  34. Since 1963, the Dental Group of Simi Valley has been helping families and individuals restore their smiles and provide quality dental services.

  35. To learn more about our services or to ask questions about wisdom teeth removal, please call one of our helpful professionals today.

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