It's best to consult with your dentist or oral healthcare provider regarding the specific timing and suitability of deep cleaning after wisdom tooth extraction and tongue biopsy. They will have the most accurate understanding of your oral health condition and can provide personalized advice. In general, after wisdom tooth extraction, it's recommended to wait for the extraction site to heal before undergoing any dental procedures in that area. This typically takes around 1-2 weeks, but it can vary depending on individual healing factors. Your dentist will assess the healing progress during your follow-up appointment and determine when it is safe to proceed with the deep cleaning. Regarding the tongue biopsy, it's essential to allow sufficient time for the tongue to heal before undergoing any invasive procedures in the mouth, such as deep cleaning. The healing time for the biopsy site can vary, but it's generally recommended to wait at least a couple of weeks to ensure adequate healing and minimize the risk of complications. Again, it's crucial to follow the guidance of your dentist or oral healthcare provider, as they will have a comprehensive understanding of your specific oral health needs and the appropriate timing for dental procedures based on your individual circumstances. They can also address any concerns you may have about mouth guards or provide further instructions tailored to your situation.

if healing is good you may proceed with teeth cleaning, no worries.

Hello After 7days u can go for cleaning and u can wear night guard

Maam, if you are comfortable, with no pain from extraction, you can het scaling done. But as mentioned by you, if you are facing bad breath and continuous buildup on your tongue, then it requires more than just cleaning, gum specialist/periodontist will help you get through this situation.