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2022-12-04 07:10:23
After tooth extraction, dentist suggest only salt water rinse after 24 hours 3/4 times a day . But he doesn't prescribe any cholrohexidine mouth wash . I asked him , he said salt better than mouthwash . mouthwash can irritate healing Do i cholrohexidine mouthwash need or salt water enough to kill bacteria?
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Hello dear Please be calm See salt water is comparatively better for both healing and antimicrobial action due to its plasmolytic activity Chlorhexidine is also good but it is a strong irritant too For further information you can consult me Thanks

Answered2022-12-05 05:34:03

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After tooth extraction, salt water helps in wound healing process.

Answered2022-12-05 04:26:50

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Salt water gargle is enough after extraction

Answered2022-12-04 09:47:38

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After 24 hr of extraction, Salt water rinse is enough , you can also use betadine rinse in the diluted form 3 times in a day for 5 days at least

Answered2022-12-04 07:55:35

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As your treating doctor has suggested you Warm saline rinses after 24 hrs of extraction. So just follow that. Your treating doctor is in a better position to judge. Just Maintain oral hygiene. Warm saline rinses thrice a day. Take medication as prescribed by your doctor.

Answered2022-12-06 11:51:29

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