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Aftercare For Tooth Extraction: Do's And Don'ts

 The human body intends to have permanent teeth that will last a lifetime; however, there are circumstances under which it may be necessary to extract a tooth. The dos and don'ts of post-operative care must be considered by anyone who has recently had a tooth treatment, be it same day dentures or tooth extraction. After tooth extraction, you will suffer less pain and will recover more quickly if you take aftercare measures. To ensure a speedy and safe recovery after tooth extraction, following these do's and don'ts is essential! The Do’s 1. Make use of ice packs It is uncommon to feel pain after a tooth extraction, as in most cases, insensitivity caused by anesthesia is responsible. If you still feel some swelling after extraction, this may be due to anesthetic insensitivity. Complex extractions are often accompanied by swelling and pain. An ice pack can be of great help in such cases, as it reduces swelling as well as headaches. The outside of the mouth must be