Following a tooth extraction, complications are rare, but some situations may require urgent attention. Here’s a list of potential reasons for an urgent appointment, along with steps to take if they occur.
If pain continues beyond 3-5 days or becomes increasingly intense, it could indicate a condition like alveolar osteitis “dry socket”.
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A little bleeding is normal after extraction, but it should gradually subside. If bleeding becomes heavy or doesn’t stop after several hours, you may need attention.
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Swelling is common after a surgical extraction, but if it becomes severe, or if you notice signs of infection like fever or foul-tasting discharge, an appointment may be necessary.
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If you experience any adverse reactions to prescribed medication, such as itching, rash, or breathing difficulty, seek help immediately.
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Your comfort and healing are our priorities. Please don’t hesitate to contact us for any questions or if you need an urgent appointment.
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