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After wisdom tooth extraction is that compulsory to undergo stitches ??? Is there there any other options ??? Pls help me out
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Stitches are necessary to control bleeding and quick healing.
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There is no in stitches it is only so that healing is faster
So don’t worry for that
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As wisdom tooth extraction is traumatic to tissues so it needs stitches . There will be no issues with stitches so no need to worry
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Stitches are necessary for proper and quicker healing after wisdom tooth removal. They also help to control the bleeding after the procedure. What are your concerns regarding stitches?
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Dr. Babita Sangwan
Dental Surgeon
22 yrs exp
Gurgaon
Hloo Sir.
Stitches in extraction is good for healing because of you go without stiches its healing can be delay
And stiches are not painful that will be remove after 5 days no need to worry about it
You can also practo consult us
Regards
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