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Plaque removal after dental extraction
I have done wisdom teeth extraction last week (14th Oct). Can I do plaque removal or wait for some time for healing caused due to wisdom teeth removal.
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Hope u don't have any stitches placed after the wisdom tooth removal,if u have then it's better to do cleaning after the healing is complete,there is as such no relationship between cleaning and wisdom tooth removal. I
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u cn go fr cleaning,the momentu feel u cn opn ur mouth as usual and the wound is healed.
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Cleaning of the teeth is not an emergency procedure and can wait for sometime and it would be prudent if you can give approximately 2 weeks for the clinical healing of the soft tissues of the extraction sockets to be over. Regards
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If you think you will be able to keep your mouth open for 30-40 mins then you can go ahead with the scaling(plaque removal).
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