No neem oil not recommended in dry socket.

Using neem oil for a dry socket is not recommended. Dry socket is a condition that occurs after tooth extraction when the blood clot in the socket becomes dislodged or dissolves, leaving the underlying bone and nerves exposed. It can be painful and prone to infection. While home remedies can sometimes provide temporary relief, it's important to consult your dentist for proper treatment and guidance. Neem oil is commonly used in traditional medicine for its antimicrobial properties. However, applying neem oil directly to a dry socket without professional supervision may not be effective and could potentially cause further complications. It's crucial to follow your dentist's instructions and seek appropriate treatment, which may include medicated dressings, pain relief medications, and proper oral hygiene practices. If you're concerned about the cost of treatment, it's worth discussing your financial situation with your dentist. They may be able to offer alternative options or payment plans to make it more affordable for you. Remember, seeking professional dental care is essential for proper healing and to prevent further complications.

Hi, don't use neem oil, it will only worsen your problem. A dry socket needs physical debridement and a medicine pack to help it heal and keep it away from the oral environment.

Neem oil is a pesticide. Why should you apply it in your mouth??? Dry socket happens when you lose the blood clot post- extraction and the bone within the socket becomes naked and exposed to oral environment. Poor hygiene may lead to infection ; and smoking and injury to the wound may delay healing. However, in the absence of infection, new tissue may grow over the dry bone in 7-10 days. For proper assessment of your condition, you should share your present status with respect to pain and other symptoms. How many days have passed since you got the extraction done? Do you have any recent x-ray? What symptoms do you have? What is the nature and duration of pain? What aggravates and what relieves it? You may complicate things by trying something if you have an infected dry socket, as claimed by you. It is best handled by a dentist who can do debridement and dressing for treatment and prevention of complications.

Hello Neem oil is not recommended in dry socket .consult doctor thy ll give u dressings and medicines that ll Help

Hi Could you please share a pic. Don't use anything without a doctor's advice. physical examination is mandatory