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Post-Care after Scaling with loose gums
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My cousin had a Scaling process 12hrs ago and his gums were also shrunk due to bad treatment. He is also a Alcohol drinker, my cousin would like to know how long he should avoid alcohol after his Scaling process.
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After a scaling procedure, it's essential to take proper care of the gums to facilitate healing. Alcohol consumption during the healing period might irritate the gums and delay the recovery process. While the exact duration for avoiding alcohol may vary depending on your cousin's specific condition and the extent of the scaling procedure, it's generally recommended to refrain from alcohol for at least 24 to 48 hours after the treatment.
During this time, it's crucial for your cousin to follow the post-scaling care instructions given by his dentist, which may include avoiding certain foods and beverages that can irritate the gums or interfere with the healing process.
To get accurate and personalized information about when it is safe for him to resume alcohol consumption, your cousin should reach out to his dentist or the dental office where the scaling procedure was performed. The dentist can provide specific guidelines based on his individual oral health condition and the type of treatment he received.
Additionally, if your cousin has concerns about the condition of his gums or any discomfort he's experiencing after the scaling process, he should contact his dentist for proper evaluation and guidance.
Remember, alcohol consumption can have long-term effects on oral health, including an increased risk of gum disease and other dental issues. Encourage your cousin to prioritize his oral health and follow the dentist's instructions for a successful and comfortable recovery after the scaling procedure.
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Hi.
If scaling was done it's better to avoid alcohol consumption as it ll enhance plaque build up more early compared to those who don't smoke.
Kindly attach snap for better suggestions(shrunken gums)
There might have been heavy plaque and calculs built up which was covering the teeth,on removing it you might have been noticing gums which have gone done.
It was not because of bad treatment it was because of heavy plaque and calculs build up which pushed gums down and made gums weaker
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