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I have undergone lower left wisdom teeth extraction on Wednesday evening. Can I start brushing on both the sides or need to brush only on non surgical side? Can I start trying opening the month,if I open I am getting little pain.. From when I can start having coffe or hot beverages. Can I take bath with hot water?
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No need to avoid any foods and drinks after two days.  Warm water gargles with Betadine and salt are good.  So is ice application.  U can brush effectively both the sides. Do mouth opening exercises for a full opening.  Don't worry about pain.  It's caused by inflammation and spasm of muscles which have to be opened. Have relaxing hot water baths,  no problem.  God bless u
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Hello, you can start brushing on both sides ... gargle after every meal to keep area clean .. start with warm water gargles with salt for faster recovery .. 2-3 times daily.. after each session of warm water rinses .. open your mouth to the fullest .. even try to open if it hurts a bit.... start chewing on both sides .. these things will help your muscles to relax and improve jaw opening ... hot beverages r ok .. even hot bath ... no need for hot compresses
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