How does toothache return a responsibility after tooth extraction?

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For many people, they are afraid. This kind of fear makes them endure again and again for some teeth that can't be preserved and wisdom teeth that have potential risks. As a result, they not only suffer from unnecessary pain, but also make the next treatment more difficult and expensive. So let's share the toothache after tooth extraction?.

How does toothache return a responsibility after tooth extraction?

First: tooth extraction, in fact, do not have to be so nervous. Now the needle used in clinical anesthesia is very thin, and the speed of administration is also controlled by the computer. It's like being bitten by a mosquito, and it won't hurt very much. The liquid medicine is slowly injected into the affected tooth at a constant speed. Many times, the patient is still nervous, and the anesthetic has been injected. There may be some pain when the anesthetic is applied and the anesthetic is withdrawn, but it will not hurt very much. The wrong understanding of tooth extraction can be eliminated as soon as possible, and the patients can suffer less pain.

Second: many patients think that tooth extraction and anesthetics will be too painful. In fact, anesthesia is not very painful, and there are many techniques to reduce the pain. Take wisdom tooth extraction as an example: first of all, the needling site is under the mucous membrane and at the tip of buccal fat pad. The tissue in this site is loose, the resistance to needling is small, and the nerves are not so rich. It's like being bitten by a mosquito, and it won't hurt very much; Secondly, when the needle touches the bone wall (about 1.5cm deep), first slowly inject 1ml of anesthetic, then slowly inject the needle, which will reduce the pain of touching the bone wall, and then slowly inject the anesthetic at a constant speed; Finally, when the injection needle retreats to about 3 mm away from the mucosal surface, do not inject anesthetics again. At this time, injecting anesthetics again will increase the tension of the tissue and increase the pain.

Third: the pain after tooth extraction is due to the destruction of periodontal tissue due to the incision of gingiva in some tooth extraction operations, and the long operation time is easy to cause congestion and edema in the wound, so the pain after tooth extraction is produced. Generally, there is slight pain within 24 hours after tooth extraction. It is normal to spit out some pink blood or blood in saliva. If the pain is severe, you can take appropriate anti-inflammatory and analgesic drugs under the guidance of a doctor. In order to relieve the pain, do not bite too hard food after tooth extraction, avoid touching the wound with tongue and hands, and do not brush your teeth within 24 hours after tooth extraction. If it's toothache caused by blood clot falling off, you should pay attention to it. Blood clot falling off is easy to cause wound infection.

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To sum up, there will be some pain after the withdrawal of the anesthetic, but it is generally tolerable and does not need to take painkillers. If you feel the pain is severe, you can take a painkiller to stop it.