Follow instructions given by your dental surgeon strictly. Do warm saline rinses

Visit a dentist who have done your extraction and get it clinically checked. You might not have followed post extraction instructions,which might have lead to dislodgement of the clot,or there might be secondary infection.

It usually happens when patients do not follow post operative instructions

Hi There are several reasons for delayed healing and pain. One of them are if post operative instructions like not spiting immediately , etc is not followed resulting in improper clot formation. Results in delayed healing and pain , referred as dry socket . It’s best to get an evaluation done from your dentist so that it can be treated and you feel better.

Hello dear Please be aware See three weeks are extraordinary time taken for healing Ideally two weeks are sufficient enough I Suggest you to please get clinical evaluation since there seems to be some post operative infection For further details you can consult me Thanks

Hi, Please visit your dentist again and get an examination done. Usual reason will be not following the post extraction instructions correctly.

Have you followed after extraction instructions

Consult your dentist who has done that. Technique to extract varies from person to person

Delayed socket healing after a tooth extraction can be due to various factors, including infection, inadequate blood clot formation, or underlying health issues. It's essential to consult your dentist for a thorough examination and appropriate treatment to promote proper healing.