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Implant puss
I have just done two implants 5 days ago and have stitches but I noticed some white thing appearing on were there are stitches though am on antibiotics but have a cold would the white thing go away
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Most likely the whitish thing that you have noticed is the Slough which helps in the healing so just don't worry about it until or unless there's increase in pain and swelling or else there's an increase in the temperature of the localized area..As in u get a feeling of the area being warm.
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Please maintain a good oral hygiene and don't try to disturb the wound by scraping off the white Slough as it might delay the healing process.Your doctor is the best judge to evaluate the exact condition and please let him know about your doubts in your Next visit which is likely to be in next couple of days.
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Dr. Priya Verma
Dentist
26 yrs exp
Bangalore
It could be just healing of the area which may appear as greyish slough in that area. It will disappear on its own when healing is complete.
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If there is increase in pain or any swelling consult the doctor who did your implants for a check up.
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