I've had 3 teeth removed and not once has my dentist ever explained to me about dry socket. She just gives me some extra gauze (if I needed it) and a care sheet which doesn't tell you anything about dry socket
I am now on day 8 post extraction with a dry socket and it still hurts. This has honestly been the worst amount of pain I have ever felt in my life, by far. Day 5 and 6 were absolute 10/10 pain wise, I'm convinced I would have ended up in tears at the emergency room if it wasn't for my medication. The pain actually made me light headed. I went back to my dentist and he packed the extraction site with a dry socket paste. That helped only somewhat. My gums are just now slowly starting to close, but I can imagine I have a couple months ahead of me where I have to flush out food from the cavity until it completely heals. Please, listen to your dentists advice. Don't smoke, vape, spit, or drink though a straw. I promise you, it's not worth it. Edit: 2 weeks of absolute hell. Day 15 was the first day where I didn't need painkillers. I am now on day 16, and while it doesn't exactly hurt, I can still feel a bit of discomfort. My condolences to anyone going though this.
@@donnypp9092 What I found to help was filling the extraction site with Orajel, taking extra strength ibuprofen, and putting an ice pack directly on my cheek. It will eventually start getting better.
Currently on day 6 and I cannot agree with you more! I spit without knowing I couldn’t and I’ll be damned, this shit HURTSSSS! Without being on meds, don’t look at me, don’t touch me don’t ask me anything cause I’m about to sock holes in walls 😭😭😂
thank you for sharing and i am glad you're recovering. how did you know you had dry socket? i suspect i may have it (5 days post extraction) but my mouth is so swollen it is practically sealed shut... the pain is so bad i cannot take it anymore and i am on strong strong pain killers
I feel this so hard. I was in agonizing pain for a couple of weeks after my wisdom teeth extractions. Nothing was helping. One night I woke up and felt really dizzy and confused and told my husband that something was wrong and I needed to go to the ER. On our way to the car I passed out and woke up on the cold dirty garage floor. He called an ambulance and I was told it was infected and got antibiotics. The entire recovery was honestly the scariest and most painful experience of my life. I actually still tear up just thinking about it. Also I followed all post op recommendations and still got dry socket, which really sucks.
I suffered with dry socket until I could no longer stand it and returned to the dentist who packed it with something. I had immediate relief and wished I had gone days earlier.
@@Brianhernandezzz what happen with me is he put some stuff down the dry socket and then I came back 2 days later wear he took the same thing out he put in
@@ghettoassassin7156 my dentist coated a piece of gauze with brown paste and he put it inside my dry socket, idk if I had to take it out bc I haven’t…. Is that back
I watched this video three hours before having a tooth extraction. Now, I'm coming back, 1 tooth less, to thank you for this video! ❤️ Your explanation on the healing process helped me so much feel secure about what's bound and supposed to happen, removing any anxiety and worry. I have successfully finished forming my blood clot! Again, thank you so much for the video; it is a source of assurance. ❤️
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@@stanzinnedona2569 Don't be afraid. As long as you follow the right procedures in taking care of your mouth after the extraction, you'll be just fine, virtually painless.
I wish I did the same... I am suffering from severe pain and after I got my tooth extracted for several days and I had no Idea what was the dry socket... The dentist just said.. don't spit, don't use straw, avoid hot drinks and that's it. I wish he explained why he said that is to prevent dry socket, not just cuz of pain.
Let me share mine... Got my 3 front tooth extracted and I feel okay. The cold compress and meds really helped me after the extraction. The blood clot is present and I didn't spit it nor rinse it with water, I just let it form. Then I only ate soft food like porridge and drink water without disrupting the area. It's almost 19 hours after my extraction. Praying that it will heal soon.
After I had the extraction of my first molar on the upper jaw and I was very afraid of anything that comes close to my mouth. I couldn't even speak a lot. My friend told me that that he even started eating the following day so I decided to eat and that was the most stupid thing I ever did in my life. Long story short, today marks exactly a few hours to a week since I had my tooth extracted and I have a dry socket. The pain has been real BAD but slowly going away. I can't believe I will spend Christmas not eating and spending my money on eating pain killers. Dental hygiene is the most not talked about part of health but after having your tooth removed, you get to know how important it is. Teeth are PRECIOUS.
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@@djihenearafa8414 yeah I had the same thing, it’s called granulated tissue.. it’s actually a good thing! Means your healing up it’s a mix of white blood cells and some other things! :)
For anyone asking do I have a dry socket TRUST me you’d know. I can’t swallow, talk, eat, even breathe properly . I’ve been in severe immense pain crying for the last 4 days.
Are you feeling better? I feel like I may have it. 3rd day and alot more pain and swelling around the wound. It's very hard not to vape ..but, this sounds horrible and not worth it! I am on the patch for this week.
I had a surgical removal of my wisdom tooth, it took me 2 months to heal, and I was struck by a textbook type of Dry Socket. I will never forget the traumatic event
m.s.janvekar if possible do it in Hindi for larger audience who reside mostly in rural areas. normally dentist hv no time to explain in detail abt pre n post extraction pain as also pl add what a common man needs to take precautions age wise - as problems for younger ones will be smwhat diff for older aged people.
My sister got her teeth out the same day as I did, but she had a really complicated tooth extraction so she sadly got a dry socket. After seeing the pain she was in I waited until three days after my wisdom teeth extraction to even brush my teeth, and even then I did it very gently. yes my mouth was gross, but it was worth it not to have to go through this pain.
Hello I got a tooth extracted today after reaching home I ate an ice cream as advised by my doctor and then by mistake i rinsed my mouth after some time I saw a white thing in the socket now I am very scared I have taken my painkiller so I just can't tell that is it dry socket or what
@@mad2852 yeah, my whole mouth felt weird until I started brushing my teeth in a normal way 😂 honestly unless you are in sever pain I wouldn’t worry too much
Today I have done my first extraction ever and that too in wisdom tooth. Thank you everyone who shared their own experiences. That'll help me a lot. I will share my experience later on in this comment thread. It has been around 3 hours since I have done my extraction and there's no pain yet. Though my left portion of my cheek is swelled and that is kind of scary for now.
Almost 2 weeks passed, my experience: First 3 days were very crucial and one must need to take special care of. My dentist has recommended me 3 days medicine for pain and fevers which turns out to be very helpful. I avoided eating any solid stuffs in first 2 days. My diet was oatmeel, banana/mango shake, pulses only for those 2 days. I have avoided to use toothbrush next day, instead I used my forefinger and rubbed it slowly to the opposite side only. I have applied ice pack to the swollen part of cheeck for first 2 days 5-6 times in a day. Post 24 hours, I used lukewarm salt walter to rinse the mouth slowly slowly. Make sure you do not rinse with high pressure. I followed this rinsing method for couple more days 3-4 times in a day. I'm an occasional smoker so yeah it's not a big deal for me to avoid it for 3-4 days. If you have urge to smoke, please atleast avoid it for 2 to 3 days and later on put the gauze over your socket while smoking. A day after that, I used the toothbrush but still took proper precautions by using it slowly and avoided brushing on the side where extraction was done. After following all of this, not even a once I felt any pain and this journey was like a cakewalk for me. Hope this may help to some of you.
a good tip for brushing is to use a mirror to help see exactly where the toothbrush is. i tried to focus on just the top of my teeth the farther back i went as well. take it slow and carefully, only go as far as you're comfortable with so no accidents happen. i never realized how small mouths can be before i had to work around my wisdom teeth wounds
I got all 4 of my wisdom teeth removed last week! My recovery went smoothly and I followed all of the instructions. I have an empty hole on one side of my gum though.. I’m hoping that it’ll heal by the 4 month mark🎉
@@maiimiro8718 for my recovery, I began to eat solid foods by like day 4. I chewed slowly to make sure my food didn’t hit my back molars. So be careful!! I hope you have a smooth recovery ❤️🩹
@@marip7514 thank you! it sucks because i got braces the day before my wisdom teeth removal, they applied "bite ramps" and its been digging into my gums causing even more pain! thankfully got them sanded down today and i'm finally able to eat solid foods!
My dentist didn't tell me, they just gave a piece of paper to read the guidelines after extraction. I watched some videos on TH-cam before going, Today I got mine extracted, no pain just mild discomfort.
Yall don't need to be nervous. Its gonna be okay. Coming from a girl who had more than 10 tooth extractions in her life bc she has a unique dental process. I had 4 teeth pulled out a few months ago so it's okay! Just eat soft food. Nothin too cold or hot. Like jello :0 I had my first extraction when I was in 3rd grade so it's really gonna be okay!
@@damainogreaper1236 When I first got my very first tooth extraction my mom would give me jello, soup, pudding, soft black beans, cheese, and a bit of rice. I found that chewing didn't help at all. It just gave me more pain. So if my extraction was one of my teeth on the left side I would either chew very slowly on the right side or just cut the food and swallow it. Let my stomach do that work for me :'). After a few more extractions over the years I got bored of eating the same soft squishy food, but that's normal there's nothing you can do. So before an extraction I ate all my favorite foods and had my soft food be ready for me in advance so it'd be ready after the extraction. You could just let chew your food if it doesn't hurt just make sure it doesn't touch the gum where you had your tooth pulled out. Another example if you ever need this would be if you had 3 or more (hopefully you don't) teeth pulled out at the same time and you can't eat, would be just swallow. No chewing at all. It will be a lot more painful. I recommend smoothies but let the smoothies be really well blended so there are no small pieces that will hurt your gum. I once foolishly used a fork bc I thought that since it's been 3 days and well forks are my favorite utensil- It'd be fine. But I accidently had he fork touch my gum where it was healing and it hurt real bad. So use spoons. NO STRAWS- I'm sorry but noooo straws pls. That will saveee youuu. (if your gonna drink something just drink like you'd normally do but no straws.) The pressure you put on your mouth to try and drink with the straw will hurt a lot. If you end up getting braces too, after they tighten it no straws, at all. I tried that 4 days ago bc I had my braces pressured again and forgot that I couldn't use a straw so I just stared at my mango smoothie and waited till I got home to use a spoon or just drink from the cup bc I was outside. So yeah it depends on how many teeth and how many days it's been since the extraction. Ask your dentist too don't be afraid to ask. And if they don't explain well just use a search engine to help, and make sure you use the gauzes properly to help stop the bleeding. Hope this was helpful and apologies for making this so long lol.
@@vint_sxn4796 Was it an adult tooth? My dentist said I had to get two molars removed due to decay, and I can’t stop worrying. I keep on seeing videos that say in the future it can cause potential bone less or an asymmetrical facial structure??? My dentist said I may need a retainer…
Just left the dentist for a follow up wisdom tooth extraction. I thought I was doing everything I was supposed to, soft foods, oral rinses, brushing & flossing when I should, no smoking no straws, no exercise, well… some how I got a dry socket. It hurt but not as bad as I thought it would. There would be times I’d start crying mid day due to pain but I thought it was just healing, not excruciating enough to go to ER (I do have a high pain tolerance) They put a clove oil pad in my hole and removed the stitch. Feels great now!!
Got mine removed yesterday and nobody explained anything . I’m so scared . I don’t want this. Especially after the pain I went through from the wisdom 🥺 Lord please not me .
They should’ve given gauze and instructions post after extraction and what not to eat and what not to do. Don’t sip from a straw, no coffee, just soft foods like soup, jello, ice cream .
I had it once..it's the worst pain ever 24/7!! Went to the dentist after 2 days and they filled the hole with some stuff that looked like fiber of some sort..instant relief...pls be careful if you are a smoker. Smokers are more likely to get dry sockets because of the sucking on the cigarette. Cover hole with cotton before you smoke to protect the socket.
Just had my wisdom tooth taken out... I love how all these dentists say "oh just take Tylenol" bro!! You ripped out part of my body and left a huge hole exposing nerves and stuff... Tylenol doesn't help!
Sometimes you need something stronger, but most of the time Tylenol will help. My dentist gave me a prescription pain killer to take in case the pain was extreme.
They’re so afraid because of the stigma attached to opiates, but they’re made for a reason and major dental work is definitely applicable. I had a molar pulled a week ago and it’s still killing me, with the pain extending from the socket out through my gums and jaw, and Ibuprofen and Tylenol don’t take any of the edge off.
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Got one of my bottom 1st molar extracted 4 days ago. Thankfully, my dentist informed me about dry socket and possible infections if I'm not careful. Followed carefully the instructions she gave me and felt no post-surgery pain at all except for the few hours when the anesthesia wore off but she prescribed me painkillers for that.
I’m getting a tooth extracted tomorrow, I’m scared now 😳. I’m already suffering from a unfixable cavity tooth. Now I have to suffer even more!? I thought that once the tooth that was hurting was removed that I wouldn’t have to experience anymore pain. I guess I’ll have to brace myself for these next uncomfortable weeks, but I know once it heals I won’t have to worry about pain anymore. I hope it doesn’t last more than a week or two.
Say 4 after extraction and bone graft. It feels like someone is hammering on my jawbone all the way up to my ear. Tramadol does nothing. I’m a tough cookie, but my God the pain is debilitating. It really does help to know you’re not alone. Heading back to the oral surgeon now to get it looked at…
I flushed out food from my holes about 12 hours after my extraction and i think i may have also flushed out my clots..... i feel so dumb for not googling anything in time. My dentist didn’t explain anything to me about aftercare
This is literally my fear. I’m in day 3-4 now and evertime I clean mine out I’m scared I’m gonna rinse it too hard and push out the clot. Best of luck to you tho
my mum asked me to rinse out my mouth with cold water and i did it several times only 2hrs after the extraction and i even brushed my teeth right after as i had my extraction done at night only to find out i wasn't supposed to do any of the above when i googled to find out if it was normal to have blood clot when i spat some out when changing my gauze... i'm praying that i'll be fine.
@@343ralph9 no pain, i work a lot so i can only flush when i brush my teeth at night. It doesn’t feel awkward anymore and I’m pretty much eating whatever i want.
I had dry socket and still felt the excruciating pain even with local anesthesia and heavy pain killers. It has very little impact pain numbing wise on me. The only thing I could do was increase my pain killer dosage and rock myself and cry waiting for the pain to subside.
I had my wisdom tooth removed this afternoon and my dentist didnt say anything about it. , so when I arrive at home, I change my gauze every 3mins, I wash my mouth with listerine and after an hour,, I eat rice. 😂 wish me luck with the outcome. I'm hoping and praying that things will be alright. I'm doing it right now, following these tips.
Just got all 4 wisdom teeth out today. Was dreading the aftermath but it’s been almost 24 hours and I’m having zero to no pain. Make sure to ice and let the blood drool- no spitting- out of your mouth if blood pools up. Sip water out of a cup and do not rinse your mouth for Atleast a day or two. I found yogurt to be the best choice of soft foods.
@@sucnipii6834 when did you start feeling pain? cause it’s been about 12 hours and I don’t feel anything either. I got a slight headache 🤷🏽♀️ but that’s it . & I’m like wtf
@@Jaydoll_Filmz just saw your comment… im sure you’re almost fully recovered like me. How was your experience? I stick by my first comment as I had no pain all the way through full recovery. Only hinderance is sometimes I get food stuck in the slit where the gums are closing😂
@@sucnipii6834 omggg your situation sounds EXACTLY like mine 😭 I felt NO pain whatsoever after my removal and the anesthesia wore off , and i was kinda freaking out like okayyy why am I not in pain ? 2 days later still nothing like nothing ever happened 🤷🏽♀️ I called and asked and they’re like oh that’s amazing! You don’t have to feel any pain but usually people do but it’s fine. So i was veryyy relieved 😅 then I was worrying about dry socket , cause I ate soft foods the first 2 days after that Im like I can’t do this 😭 IM HUNGRY . so I was really paranoid about that but never got dry socket or anything ! Now it’s 2 weeks post surgery and im good! Just like what you said though, I still have to rinse my mouth after eating everytimeeee because food is always getting stuck up in the gum part or whatever 😂 but im glad to hear yours went good too! 🫶🏼
@@Jaydoll_Filmz happy to hear that! Technology and medical practices these days are crazy and way more advanced than it used to. But yeah I caved in after a little less than a week and started to eat solid food because yogurt jello and pudding weren’t cuttin it😂 I was also super paranoid about dry socket but once I realized the gums were closing in I felt a lot more relieved
Day 4 after extraction and I am in so much pain. I have developed multiple ulcers and the whole left side of my face is swollen and throbbing. I’ve had a lot of dental work done over the years and this is by far the most painful 🥺
Excellent video!! I had my first wisdom tooth extracted a few days ago. I am unsure if I have dry socket, I have some pain, but I have a decently high pain tolerance and have not taken meds. My oral surgeon did not mention anything about not frequently changing pads; I thought changing them frequently would make things better and keep it clean.
Thanks so much. Your info was much better than what my dentist gave me. I smoked twice 48 hrs after implant surgery and I am in a little pain. My doctor didn't tell me that I couldn't use a straw either 😕
Reading the comments put my mind at ease 😭😭. Im on my day 11th after extraction and they pain is very minimal. Now i think chance of dry socket is even lower. I pray it heals up properlyyy. Im being extremely careful with my extraction site due to fear of dry socket.
My brother had a dry socket after extraction (he stopped taking prescribed medication because it made him feel ill) the dentist had to fill his socket with something. over 30 years ago. he was in so much pain.
If you are having a tooth pulled, pay attention. I am four days post op and have developed dry socket and I’d rather take a beating with a brick stick. The pain is incredible.
Do you feel any better ? I got all mine extracted on April 1st and I developed a dry socket. I’m on day 8 now and pains still there. Went back to ny oral surgeon and he packed it with some gross paste that ended up falling out a few hrs later 🤕
I removed all of my wisdom teeth that i have kept for since it showed up 5 years ago , I didnt eat anything except for oatmeal , i drank cold water so it soothes the pain after extraction for 2 weeks , I became very cautious if i eat hard food so. Just a tip for people who will remove their tooth . Also you can follow my routine or make your own safe routine :)
I’m here coz I just got mine removed earlier today. I’m kinda anxious because my dentist told me that I might have to expect to develop a dry socket after 2 days post extraction since mine did not bleed much during the surgery. And I’m so stupid, I immediately ate rice an hour after the extraction and did not wait for 24 hr to rinse my mouth with salt and water 🤦🏻♀️ Now my anxiety is on another level 😭😭
Guys I got a dry socket in a day. The 2-3 days it can happen bit doesn't mean you don't have one in less time. I got one the next morning after my extraction. Waiting 3 days in pain and just went for dry socket procedure yesterday and let me tell you it isn't as pretty as it seems. Not only did they remove the clot and part of my gums but they also shaved off some of my bone. Then packed it and stitched it up. Last night and this morning especially was the most excruciating pain I've been through this process and its not the gums that's the problem, it's the nerve in the head that is one of the biggest nerves in the body. It was so intense that ibuprofen or Tylenol together wouldn't touch it. I vomited many times. Not to scare you but this is the reality of it, it is no joke. I'm talking 4-6 hours straight of unbearable pain and most clinics tell you to wait a full day atleast before coming back
Went home and started pounding down cold coffees. Had no idea coffee was terrible for after extraction, it thinned my blood and I bled for about 24 hours straight. Even now over two weeks later still in pain. One day I'll go through a little pain, the next ill go through excruciating pain or it will be repeated. Hole is still hardly filling. Dry sockets are no joke, I swear next time I get a extraction I'm going straight to bed and going to sleep as long as I can. Past month I've probably slept no more than 25-30 hours hours.
@Sixblox FortniteIsAPunk me too. I was supposed to get my molar extracted today under local anesthesia but after 4 shots it was still too painful so I’m trying again next week and I’m too anxious to get sedated
I got all my wisdom teeth out no dry socket. One molar and got a dry socket. They are scaring you because it is excruciating. I just went I'm for dry socket yesterday and last night and this morning I was vomiting from pain in my head.
6 days after 3 wisdom were pulled had 2 dry sockets as well and finally today I am feeling better . The pain has mostly gone away . Have to go Monday to get the medical dressings changed hopefully for the last time
I got my wisdom tooth removed from the left side of my cheek. I was informed to be consistent in taking my medicine and only take the cloth paper or pain medicine if I'm feeling pain. For others that's added on the list. I have to avoid the left side of my cheek Not spit to add pressure onto my open tooth hole, spit and swallow. Take salt water after eating and brushing my teeth as well. Eat mainly soft food. I have till next Thursday to see my dentist. Y'all wish me luck
I had a molar pulled, and one of the things I had prepurchased to eat was sliced pickled beets. I scared the living HAIL out of myself...checked my mouth, and saw a purple...something...moving up and down in my socket when I was breathing. I was sure the clot was coming out. No pain, no discomfort. Put a little water in my mouth, tilted my head all around...and flushed out a piece of pickled beet! Needless to say, I will not be eating these after any future extractions.
-Don't spit too much -Don't use a straw -Don't have carbonated drinks -Don't swap out the gauze until the clot has had adequate time to form GEE DOC, ANYTHING ELSE YOU FORGOT TO TELL ME??? 😡
Got all 4 pulled today. worst one was my crooked tooth half out half in my gums on my lower right that pushes against a nerve in my jaw; didn’t hurt but was a monster to get out campared to rest. the procedure was nothing besides the needles a tiny bit; the doc said i have high pain tolerance. but once the numbing started wearing off, OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO WOW. the 3 other holes feel fine right now but this crooked tooth gap has my right side jaw squared out and swollllllllllen. and not to mention... it’s raining outside.. I WANNA SMOOKKKKEEEEEEEEE.
@@xx-gp6qz i’m fine and didn’t get dry sockets lbs. it’s gone be difficult, i did an addict like thing and smoked thru my nose for the first 3 days. didn’t feel it did the job like it would thru mouth tho but then again the smoke was strong thru my nose. after that i resorted to edibles and made my own brownies lol when i smoked thru my nose i always used the gauzes they gave and i bought some and put em over the holes extracted. be sure to wet them first. u wanna keep a moist mouth alwaaaaaaays lbs. stay hydrated, drink some water after smoking, no straw. try ur best as well to not get any smoke in ur mouth even with gauzes. try to not have any air flow thru ur mouth if u try nose method.
On day, six of having a back tooth removed this has been one of the worst pains I’ve ever experienced. It’s actually getting worse. I can only speculate that I have dry socket. I have to go back tomorrow.
It has been 2 months after my wisdom teeth have been removed. 3 weeks later, everything has gone back to normal. However now, (2 months after my wisdom teeth have been removed) I have unexpected severe pain. Yesterday, I had zero pain, and today I have so much pain.
I got my 4 wisdom teeth out and I’ve been doing everything right, except whenever I look at the right bottom side, there is a bone and I have yet to see a blood clot. I have pain, but it’s not excruciating.
I followed every instruction perfectly, but I had extreme pain on the left side in my cheek. So I finally was able to see what it was and it was a bone spurr from my jaw. A couple hours later I went to look at the bone spurr and noticed my socket had re opened, I started feeling intense ear and jaw pain, and I think the spurr dislodged into my socket: I now have to wait 2 days to go back and get it checked out. I’m on day 5 and my right side is perfectly fine but I’ve never felt pain like this. Even the pain killers are doing absolutely nothing.
i had my tooth extracted two days ago and it's been throbbing in immense pain ever since. i can barely eat and i'm pretty much starving myself. if i take a pain pill, it lessens the pain for a couple hours but then it comes right back. the removal was in the very back of my mouth on the bottom right so i can't see what it looks like at all, so idk if it's a dry socket or not. but it hurts like hell. please someone help me
@@permitted_277 the pain is normal. it should stop on the fourth or fifth day. i saw my oral surgeon a week ago and they said that it’s healing perfectly fine. just take pain killers every few hours but don’t overdose👍🏻 i hope you feel better :)
@@aubs8149 hope you’re right.. I do have a bad taste and smell coming from the area.. seems to be worse at night as a sleep with my mouth open. Did you experience this?
@@permitted_277 yeah, i did notice that the pain was worse at night for me so that's probably normal. i saw a comment on this video that said "for anyone asking do i have a dry socket trust me you'd know. i can't swallow, talk, eat, even breathe properly." so if you can do any of those things then i'm pretty sure you're fine. also, i did have a bad taste in my mouth the first few days but that's normal too. oh and remember to rinse your mouth with warm salt water because that's going to kill bacteria and keep your socket clean. it might taste bad, but i got used to it after the first couple rinses. if anything else comes up, please let me know because i'm happy to help! (p.s. don't stress yourself out about it. i was worried about it the first couple days, but you'll feel better soon!)
Had a molar removed and then dry socket, wow the pain is incredible what helped to some degree was clove oil very powerful stuff, purchased at pharmacy
I just had my impacted wisdom tooth extracted today and i was so thirsty i used a straw to drink right away 🤡 i also ate hard food and brushed my teeth right after lmao wished I researched about this before the procedure. i have a hard time swallowing now bc of swollen lymph node and i also feel pain but it's bearable. here's to hoping i won't experience excruciating pain for the next few hours
@@tminus-6152 well i obviously did not chew on the side where i just had my tooth extracted. I am in a foreign country so there's language barrier, the dentist only told me not to eat spicy food when i asked what to do/avoid. I also just impulsively asked to have it extracted right after my braces adjustment so i won't have to worry about it in the future. Oh and to answer your question, no i did not get an infection. the side of my face where i had my tooth extracted just swelled for a few days and i also had stiff jaw for about 10days so i can only open my mouth at a certain height. when i came back to have my stitches removed, the dentist told me that it's healing well. guess i'm lucky
Got my tooth out today & i ate some food. I can see very small residual for particles in the socket. I’m scared to rinse before I should, so will the food particles cause an infection?
Gentle rinsing is fine, you can use a mouthwash if your dentist has prescribed one, or just warm saline rinses should keep the infection away. It's important to be gentle while keeping the area clean. Wishing you a speedy recovery!
I had this when I had my wisdom tooth removed 6 years ago, honestly I've experienced a lot of physical pain in my life, on/off ear infections for 11 years from a cholesteatoma, 2 ear operations, meralgia paraesthesia in my leg, horrifically painful periods where I've nearly passed out numerous times, migraines, reynauds phenomenon in my breasts, this is 1 of the worst pains I was ever in, nothing apart from an ice pack permanently attached to my cheek provided any slight relief it went on for days I was crying by the 4th day, I still have another wisdom tooth that needs removing but i just can't put myself through this torture again, the only thing that helped was the clove paste stuff the dentist gave me on the 5th day this is not a pain to be cavalier about its fkn debilitating
In my case, it wasn’t wisdom teeth removal, (had those removed back in 2000). But a tooth that had cracked after eating Raisin Nut Bran cereal. Pain was excruciating and finally called a dentist after 2 weeks. Yesterday was my tooth extraction and they explained NOTHING to me about dry socket. I’m going to take care and make sure I don’t lose this clot. Only going to eat soft foods from here on out….
If only my dentist told me that excessive bleeding immiedately after the operation was normal. I used all my gauzes but thanks to some quick research 1/4 of my sockets are dry, im grateful enough that i managed to close 3 of my sockets but still feel pain on my lower left jaw
I had 4 of my wisdom teeth removed 6 days ago and I had no blood or pain initially for the first 24-36 hours and then BAM pain pain pain! On day 6 I thought I had have some relief and then suddenly it started to hurt again... I have stitched in right cheek where they extracted the tooth and they look red and tender to touch :( hoping everything calms down because I need to go to work and do stuff
I’m going through the same. Day 6 myself and my lower right tooth area is completely filled red. All the other teeth feel fine. What happened after for you?
@@CookTheUniverse Hi! I'm doing well now, the pain started to go away 5 days later but the holes in my cheeks are still filling up :( So I'm still cleaning the holes in my cheek daily because that stuff actually smells after a while. Don't worry it does get better! xo Salt rinses keep the area clean
Is it common to feel lumpy feel after remove stitches from the teeth ? Especially while eating ? And sometime I still have the slightly needle pain on the gum ?while gentle mouth wash ?
I have a ball which I assume is the blood clot. All I did was lightly burp involuntarily. I felt the clot loosen and it felt like it was going to come out. I didn’t but hours later I have severe pain radiating from there and it goes to temple. Sometimes…. You just have bad luck. Dry socket has been my biggest fear and I’ve done EVERYTHING I possibly could to prevent it. I don’t smoke, I don’t use straws, I sleep elevated, I brush extremely lightly and never around extraction site, etc…. And it still happened.
I was vomiting a couple hours after my wisdom tooth extraction. I’m allergic to the painkillers, anti inflammatory meds and the anaesthetic. I’m only on day three but I was puking for nine hours straight on day 2 :( I managed to get antibiotics, steroids and nausea meds but one side is pulsing/sore and tastes awful. I definitely have an infection and dry socket. I had to spit while puking, literal bile was coming out of me. I’m so over this already 😐
SAME i’m going thru the same hell right now as i type this. idk if i have dry socket but a doctor i went to for the nausea suspected it from all the vomiting. pray 4 me dawg
@@stonedimmaculate2942hi! Omg you poor thing, it’s been months since I got them done but I’m literally haunted by it. Definitely go to your local dentist. I went and thankfully everything was fine so I just eased up on being so worried about a dry socket 🤣 also try get some anti nausea meds, I got one in the pharmacy called motilium and it was my LIFE SAVIOUR. I lost 7 pounds in three days cause I couldn’t stomach anything nor any of the meds, I was puking non stop for 12 hours everyday. It took me 2 weeks until I properly recovered. It’s a rough surgery so go easy on yourself. Even tho they just pulled some teeth, it’s still a rough thing to go through. Seriously look into going to the doctors aswell and asking for anti nausea meds, check for infection etc. my doctor put me straight away on antibiotics and steroids. I could barely talk. Hope your recovery goes smoothly!’
I got my molar extracted ive had this cavity since I was 7, I am 21 now I finally got it removed but I find myself getting extremely frustrated I haven’t stopped bleeding and it’s a lot of blood a mouth full builds up fast. I’ve been swallowing my blood mixed saliva for 12 hours now and I feel like shit
When I was lightly moving the prescribed mouthwash in my mouth I found that I slowly let out (not spit, just let the liquid fall out into the sink) a super thin pink tissue, hope it's not the blood clot.
No it's not, don't worry! A blood clot would only dislodge if you were rinsing aggressively, and would appear as a really dark reddish brown semi-solid piece. Wishing you a speedy recovery!
Got my 4 wisdom teeth out 3 days ago and thankfully havent had to take any pain medication at all docter tuddle in kokomo indiana did a fantastic job i have no pain what so ever the worst part is i am smoker so taking a 7 day break is pretty tough😂 but hey its not tougher than dealing with dry socket that would suckk. Im only 20yrs old, so really young but yeah, just take it easy and take the antibiotics and ive just been eating applesauce, mash potatoes, chicken and stars,😂 and i tried baked beans today but i feel like refried beans would be a better choice, other wise have a safe time ladies and gentlemen i wish you all well and a speedy recovery
Well, let me explain mine. I had my extraction few days ago. My dentist put a cotton on my extracted area immediate after my surgery. I took it back after I came home. The day passed somehow. At night I woke up and discovered that my mouth was full of black blood. I was bleeding. I couldn’t stop it. Then I went washroom and I splitted. Then I had a lot more bleeding that was out of control. I was so scared that I Couldn't call my mom properly. Then I just lost my sense. My mom came after a while. Stood me up and took me to my room. Then she put a ice bag on my extracted area. Then the bleeding stopped. After that day my pain developed to the next level. I suffered a lot I cannot explain through words! After a week the pain gradually decreased. Now I'm fit glad to say! But I Won't forget the day no matter what happens with me for the rest of my life!
Omg 😳- I’m in so much pain 😭😭I’m off to an emergency appointment this morning- I definitely am experiencing dry socket- the pain is radiating along my jaw bone up to my ear - it’s severely painful 😖be in pain and crying for days and no amount of pain killers are working, I can’t eat or sleep-I have a course of antibiotics- I hope my dentist can do something to relive the pain today fingers crossed 🤞
@@amztv9848 Hi - I am much better now thank you ☺️ I went to see my dentist 🦷 and they packed the area so the gum could heal around the packing - the pain stopped as soon as I had this done. I had to be careful not get food in the area and just make sure that the packing stayed in place after after around 8 weeks- the hole was starting to close up and no more pain the dressing just dissolved after a while and some removed as the area healed. I just took 2 Ibuprofen and 1 paracetamol 4 hourly to help with the pain - the pain is awful 😢 I know! Best of luck 🤞 feel better soon 💛
I’m on day 10 since my surgery and I feel a empty hole in the top right from where my wisdom tooth was extracted, but I don’t feel no pain. Will I be fine?
I got a membrane and stitched up after my moler extraction. I cut down my smoking drastically and am not currently in pain, it's more of a discomfort but am still worried about dry socket.
I got my wisdom teeth out it was the top right one and it hurts but isn’t so painful I didn’t know I had to brush with No toothpaste thoe cuz I’ve been using toothpaste. It’s my second day thoe. My dentist put something in that he said would help it heal faster and he had sewed it up which I go back in 2 weeks to take out but like hopefully it heals good And fast cuz I’m tired of eating soup and soft food cuz It doesn’t feel me. I looked online that I can eat soft cakes and cupcakes. Cuz I like eating sweets. But I’ve also been taking amoxicillin that he gave me and been trying to eat on my left side and hope it all works out
I had one of my lower wisdom teeth extracted yesterday. When I got home I rinsed my mouth out with water and also spat blood out not knowing that I was not supposed to. I then read on the internet all about dry sockets and that to avoid these you should not do certain things like rinsing and spitting. I am therefore worried I have a dry socket. I have looked into my mouth using a light and a mirror but am unsure whether the socket is dry or not. I have no pain at all and my breath does not smell. What would you advise?
I just my teeth removed, and I also spit after the extraction several times. Good to hear that you turned out fine, hoping I don't get, I'm really worried
it doesn’t hurt when i breathe but when i swallow i feel a little discomfort where my stitches are is that normal? i also noticed some whiteness around the socket & a small little boil but i don’t have major pain or any odor whatsoever
it’s weird because i got a bunch of what looked like cold sores, and whiteness around the socket as well, i had a very minor infection due to dry socket but for me it was a weirdly bearable pain,, and yeah it’s normal to have discomfort when you swallow because the muscles contract or something i forget what my surgeon told me lol
wish i would've known about the "don't change gauze frequently" :') did that the first day (and only the first day bc i stopped bleeding the second day) woke up with horrible pain i could talk or move my mouth it hurt so much even to swallow. took pain meds and it started feeling better after hours and i even was able to laugh but still rn i'm trying to sleep and the pain is back
Guys please fill your tummy with proper food and burshed and flossed nicely before going for extraction ..because after that you can't eat,rinse,brush, nothing..huh.. Your mouth stay clean for few days , which helps you in fast healing.. Cold pack also helped me.
i waited a week to use my syringe, and im reading the comments how blood clots are dark red. when i first used the syringe, some dark red stuff came out of one of my bottom sockets (but a socket that is super duper tiny). did i just wash out the blood clot???
I’m here because I think I have dry socket but I don’t know for sure. I just know it’s day 8 and my mouth still hurts. This Motrin is the only thing subsiding the pain. I know my wisdom tooth was impacted and that takes longer to heal but this pain is crazy. It’s like it’s not healing at all.
Honestly they give you a paper for the next 72 hours the most important part is if there's no bloody patch over the site you're fine. If the blood came off with the gauze that is the clot and you're fine.🙂 I lost a tooth welcome my toothless friend we will get through this together.
I had two teeth extracted on the same side of my mouth - one at the top and one at the bottom. I experienced severe pain for a month before it got better.
I got a back molar pulled yesterday morning. It's more sore today and my jaw is sore. It's not unbearable pain, but I would give this a 4/10 on pain scale. I dont see any blood in the tooth, but I see something white. I'm scared of dry socket.
It's kind of overwhelming how many of us are here in the comments because our dentist didn't explain anything to us.
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I've had 3 teeth removed and not once has my dentist ever explained to me about dry socket. She just gives me some extra gauze (if I needed it) and a care sheet which doesn't tell you anything about dry socket
I am now on day 8 post extraction with a dry socket and it still hurts. This has honestly been the worst amount of pain I have ever felt in my life, by far. Day 5 and 6 were absolute 10/10 pain wise, I'm convinced I would have ended up in tears at the emergency room if it wasn't for my medication. The pain actually made me light headed. I went back to my dentist and he packed the extraction site with a dry socket paste. That helped only somewhat. My gums are just now slowly starting to close, but I can imagine I have a couple months ahead of me where I have to flush out food from the cavity until it completely heals. Please, listen to your dentists advice. Don't smoke, vape, spit, or drink though a straw. I promise you, it's not worth it.
Edit: 2 weeks of absolute hell. Day 15 was the first day where I didn't need painkillers. I am now on day 16, and while it doesn't exactly hurt, I can still feel a bit of discomfort. My condolences to anyone going though this.
Day 8, had it packed this morning but it's come back 12 hours later,worse pain ever,I'm a grown tough fella and I feel like 😭😅
@@donnypp9092 What I found to help was filling the extraction site with Orajel, taking extra strength ibuprofen, and putting an ice pack directly on my cheek. It will eventually start getting better.
Currently on day 6 and I cannot agree with you more! I spit without knowing I couldn’t and I’ll be damned, this shit HURTSSSS! Without being on meds, don’t look at me, don’t touch me don’t ask me anything cause I’m about to sock holes in walls 😭😭😂
thank you for sharing and i am glad you're recovering. how did you know you had dry socket? i suspect i may have it (5 days post extraction) but my mouth is so swollen it is practically sealed shut... the pain is so bad i cannot take it anymore and i am on strong strong pain killers
I feel this so hard. I was in agonizing pain for a couple of weeks after my wisdom teeth extractions. Nothing was helping. One night I woke up and felt really dizzy and confused and told my husband that something was wrong and I needed to go to the ER. On our way to the car I passed out and woke up on the cold dirty garage floor. He called an ambulance and I was told it was infected and got antibiotics. The entire recovery was honestly the scariest and most painful experience of my life. I actually still tear up just thinking about it. Also I followed all post op recommendations and still got dry socket, which really sucks.
I suffered with dry socket until I could no longer stand it and returned to the dentist who packed it with something. I had immediate relief and wished I had gone days earlier.
Did you leave whatever the dentist put in ya socket or did you take it out on your own
@@Brianhernandezzz what happen with me is he put some stuff down the dry socket and then I came back 2 days later wear he took the same thing out he put in
@@ghettoassassin7156 my dentist coated a piece of gauze with brown paste and he put it inside my dry socket, idk if I had to take it out bc I haven’t…. Is that back
@@Brianhernandezzz be safe and give him a call
@@Brianhernandezzz dry socket paste looks nasty lol
I watched this video three hours before having a tooth extraction. Now, I'm coming back, 1 tooth less, to thank you for this video! ❤️ Your explanation on the healing process helped me so much feel secure about what's bound and supposed to happen, removing any anxiety and worry. I have successfully finished forming my blood clot!
Again, thank you so much for the video; it is a source of assurance. ❤️
Thank you so much for your encouraging comment - it feels great to know that our content is truly helping individuals across the world.
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Does that hurts 🥺.
I am also getting after 1 hour.
@@stanzinnedona2569 Don't be afraid. As long as you follow the right procedures in taking care of your mouth after the extraction, you'll be just fine, virtually painless.
I wish I did the same...
I am suffering from severe pain and after I got my tooth extracted for several days and I had no Idea what was the dry socket...
The dentist just said.. don't spit, don't use straw, avoid hot drinks and that's it.
I wish he explained why he said that is to prevent dry socket, not just cuz of pain.
Hey, I'm back. About to get one tooth pulled later for braces!
Let me share mine...
Got my 3 front tooth extracted and I feel okay. The cold compress and meds really helped me after the extraction. The blood clot is present and I didn't spit it nor rinse it with water, I just let it form. Then I only ate soft food like porridge and drink water without disrupting the area.
It's almost 19 hours after my extraction. Praying that it will heal soon.
How long did it take to heal?
And I got 4 in the back that's getting snatched in 3 days so not ready
did it heal
Did u eat the first day?
Will do the same. Thanks!
After I had the extraction of my first molar on the upper jaw and I was very afraid of anything that comes close to my mouth. I couldn't even speak a lot. My friend told me that that he even started eating the following day so I decided to eat and that was the most stupid thing I ever did in my life. Long story short, today marks exactly a few hours to a week since I had my tooth extracted and I have a dry socket. The pain has been real BAD but slowly going away. I can't believe I will spend Christmas not eating and spending my money on eating pain killers.
Dental hygiene is the most not talked about part of health but after having your tooth removed, you get to know how important it is. Teeth are PRECIOUS.
Love how new bone can grow, but enamel just doesn't care.
The greatest flaw of the human body=teeth.
@@corylefebvre8488 The human teeth are hard as great white shark and strongest tissue of human body. The only flow is the world order and it's temptation. In African countries majority of people have perfect teeth. They don't eat sugary food and chocolates, carbonated drinks. The people eat sweet and tempting foods, due to that they need to brush. If they brush their teeth then the enamel will get slimmer and eventually they will end up with a dentist. If they don't brush, the teeth will have cavities and end up decaying having a appointment with dentist. These all is a well structured set-up. You don't have any choice but you do have one choice of restricting some materialistic temptations to get more joy out of life. Pleasure of taste buds, genitals, body and mind will make us weak both physically and mentally. The best is to restrict all these temptations and get more out of life purely. Red Pill💊. I wish you good health and righteous path.
We are not meant to eat the food that they swll us now
gauze is meh favorite it helps me feel better
@@lordtejas9659 amen thank u Brotha just got all 4 teeth removed
If you can breath through your mouth with no pain, then you don’t have dry socket :) hope that helps you guys out!
Really ?
@@djihenearafa8414 yup, if you have dry socket you’ll be in excruciating pain if air hits it. So it’s a good test
@@sam22312 Thank u , because i have white stuff on the incision place that doesn't really hurt much but it's freaking me out
@@djihenearafa8414 yeah I had the same thing, it’s called granulated tissue.. it’s actually a good thing! Means your healing up it’s a mix of white blood cells and some other things! :)
@@sam22312 but i read that it occurs on the first 2 or 3 days , for me it's the 6th and it still there
For anyone asking do I have a dry socket TRUST me you’d know. I can’t swallow, talk, eat, even breathe properly . I’ve been in severe immense pain crying for the last 4 days.
I pray i 4 you
I hope you get better soon
I hope you've visited your dentist to manage the condition and been prescribed medication for the pain. Wishing you a speedy recovery!
Are you feeling better? I feel like I may have it. 3rd day and alot more pain and swelling around the wound. It's very hard not to vape ..but, this sounds horrible and not worth it! I am on the patch for this week.
Man, I’m so sorry. But thank you for helping me figure out that I actually don’t have it. God bless
I had a surgical removal of my wisdom tooth, it took me 2 months to heal, and I was struck by a textbook type of Dry Socket. I will never forget the traumatic event
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if possible do it in Hindi for larger audience who reside mostly in rural areas.
normally dentist hv no time to explain in detail abt pre n post extraction pain
as also pl add what a common man needs to take precautions age wise - as
problems for younger ones will be smwhat diff for older aged people.
😂😂😂 am week one of the same book
Same
I had mine for over a week it was horrific I barely ate I barely slept
Stiches where removed but still feeling some pain in my ear and jaw this is my 15th day is it common or should I consult my dentist
My sister got her teeth out the same day as I did, but she had a really complicated tooth extraction so she sadly got a dry socket. After seeing the pain she was in I waited until three days after my wisdom teeth extraction to even brush my teeth, and even then I did it very gently. yes my mouth was gross, but it was worth it not to have to go through this pain.
Hello I got a tooth extracted today after reaching home I ate an ice cream as advised by my doctor and then by mistake i rinsed my mouth after some time I saw a white thing in the socket now I am very scared I have taken my painkiller so I just can't tell that is it dry socket or what
@@siddharthtiwari3998 did you get a dry socket?
We’re your teeth sticky?? My teeth are sticky right now please let me know
@@mad2852 yeah, my whole mouth felt weird until I started brushing my teeth in a normal way 😂 honestly unless you are in sever pain I wouldn’t worry too much
@@mad2852idk it’s normal tho my teeth were sticky as well
Today I have done my first extraction ever and that too in wisdom tooth. Thank you everyone who shared their own experiences. That'll help me a lot. I will share my experience later on in this comment thread. It has been around 3 hours since I have done my extraction and there's no pain yet. Though my left portion of my cheek is swelled and that is kind of scary for now.
Almost 2 weeks passed, my experience:
First 3 days were very crucial and one must need to take special care of. My dentist has recommended me 3 days medicine for pain and fevers which turns out to be very helpful. I avoided eating any solid stuffs in first 2 days. My diet was oatmeel, banana/mango shake, pulses only for those 2 days. I have avoided to use toothbrush next day, instead I used my forefinger and rubbed it slowly to the opposite side only. I have applied ice pack to the swollen part of cheeck for first 2 days 5-6 times in a day. Post 24 hours, I used lukewarm salt walter to rinse the mouth slowly slowly. Make sure you do not rinse with high pressure. I followed this rinsing method for couple more days 3-4 times in a day. I'm an occasional smoker so yeah it's not a big deal for me to avoid it for 3-4 days. If you have urge to smoke, please atleast avoid it for 2 to 3 days and later on put the gauze over your socket while smoking. A day after that, I used the toothbrush but still took proper precautions by using it slowly and avoided brushing on the side where extraction was done.
After following all of this, not even a once I felt any pain and this journey was like a cakewalk for me. Hope this may help to some of you.
I just done my first tooth extraction just 2hours earlier😊 thanks for sharing ur story💕
@@azzedoutchains2240 today is my day 3 and im sad because i cant eat much
@@aniee5976 why bro? Does it hurt too much?😢
@@aniee5976 its my day 2 my boy and I'm fine rn feels like nothing 😌
a good tip for brushing is to use a mirror to help see exactly where the toothbrush is. i tried to focus on just the top of my teeth the farther back i went as well. take it slow and carefully, only go as far as you're comfortable with so no accidents happen. i never realized how small mouths can be before i had to work around my wisdom teeth wounds
How long did it take for you to feel better I tried to stop taking medication but my mouth was throbbing
I got all 4 of my wisdom teeth removed last week! My recovery went smoothly and I followed all of the instructions. I have an empty hole on one side of my gum though.. I’m hoping that it’ll heal by the 4 month mark🎉
hi! just got mine out last Tuesday, when did u start eating foods like sandwiches or foods that u had to chew with your back teeth?
@@maiimiro8718 for my recovery, I began to eat solid foods by like day 4. I chewed slowly to make sure my food didn’t hit my back molars. So be careful!! I hope you have a smooth recovery ❤️🩹
@@marip7514 thank you! it sucks because i got braces the day before my wisdom teeth removal, they applied "bite ramps" and its been digging into my gums causing even more pain! thankfully got them sanded down today and i'm finally able to eat solid foods!
@@maiimiro8718 YAYY!! I’m sooo glad to hear that you’re doing better! My empty hole is still there but it’s slowly closing 😊
@@marip7514 Yes I hate how there are empty holes and how food gets stuck in them! Did your dentist give you a syringe to flush out the stuck food?
I don't understand why my dentist never warned me about this drysocket thing and the terrible pain from it, I would have been way more cautios.
I know how it feels, me neither my doctor didn't tell me, the bone is showing and it feels so fuckkkk iwanna die
My dentist didn't tell me, they just gave a piece of paper to read the guidelines after extraction. I watched some videos on TH-cam before going, Today I got mine extracted, no pain just mild discomfort.
Yall don't need to be nervous. Its gonna be okay. Coming from a girl who had more than 10 tooth extractions in her life bc she has a unique dental process. I had 4 teeth pulled out a few months ago so it's okay! Just eat soft food. Nothin too cold or hot. Like jello :0 I had my first extraction when I was in 3rd grade so it's really gonna be okay!
When I eat soft food do I need to swallow just with my tounge or I could let just go in my mouth where I got my wisdom teeth out site out
@@damainogreaper1236 When I first got my very first tooth extraction my mom would give me jello, soup, pudding, soft black beans, cheese, and a bit of rice. I found that chewing didn't help at all. It just gave me more pain. So if my extraction was one of my teeth on the left side I would either chew very slowly on the right side or just cut the food and swallow it. Let my stomach do that work for me :'). After a few more extractions over the years I got bored of eating the same soft squishy food, but that's normal there's nothing you can do. So before an extraction I ate all my favorite foods and had my soft food be ready for me in advance so it'd be ready after the extraction. You could just let chew your food if it doesn't hurt just make sure it doesn't touch the gum where you had your tooth pulled out.
Another example if you ever need this would be if you had 3 or more (hopefully you don't) teeth pulled out at the same time and you can't eat, would be just swallow. No chewing at all. It will be a lot more painful. I recommend smoothies but let the smoothies be really well blended so there are no small pieces that will hurt your gum. I once foolishly used a fork bc I thought that since it's been 3 days and well forks are my favorite utensil- It'd be fine. But I accidently had he fork touch my gum where it was healing and it hurt real bad. So use spoons. NO STRAWS- I'm sorry but noooo straws pls. That will saveee youuu. (if your gonna drink something just drink like you'd normally do but no straws.) The pressure you put on your mouth to try and drink with the straw will hurt a lot. If you end up getting braces too, after they tighten it no straws, at all. I tried that 4 days ago bc I had my braces pressured again and forgot that I couldn't use a straw so I just stared at my mango smoothie and waited till I got home to use a spoon or just drink from the cup bc I was outside.
So yeah it depends on how many teeth and how many days it's been since the extraction. Ask your dentist too don't be afraid to ask. And if they don't explain well just use a search engine to help, and make sure you use the gauzes properly to help stop the bleeding. Hope this was helpful and apologies for making this so long lol.
@@vint_sxn4796 Was it an adult tooth? My dentist said I had to get two molars removed due to decay, and I can’t stop worrying. I keep on seeing videos that say in the future it can cause potential bone less or an asymmetrical facial structure??? My dentist said I may need a retainer…
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So, I didnt wait the 24hr period to do the salt water rinse. The pain isn't tremendous, but it's there. I'm glad I watched this video
SAME how was ur teeth after that
Same I brushed them first day. And rinsed and stuff.
My dentist office said to start rinsing day 1…
Just left the dentist for a follow up wisdom tooth extraction. I thought I was doing everything I was supposed to, soft foods, oral rinses, brushing & flossing when I should, no smoking no straws, no exercise, well…
some how I got a dry socket.
It hurt but not as bad as I thought it would.
There would be times I’d start crying mid day due to pain but I thought it was just healing, not excruciating enough to go to ER
(I do have a high pain tolerance)
They put a clove oil pad in my hole and removed the stitch. Feels great now!!
Got mine removed yesterday and nobody explained anything . I’m so scared . I don’t want this. Especially after the pain I went through from the wisdom 🥺 Lord please not me .
Literally me
They should’ve given gauze and instructions post after extraction and what not to eat and what not to do. Don’t sip from a straw, no coffee, just soft foods like soup, jello, ice cream .
How are you feeling after two weeks??
@@ivonneopinion Fr we gotta know
how do I brush my Teeth?
I had it once..it's the worst pain ever 24/7!!
Went to the dentist after 2 days and they filled the hole with some stuff that looked like fiber of some sort..instant relief...pls be careful if you are a smoker. Smokers are more likely to get dry sockets because of the sucking on the cigarette. Cover hole with cotton before you smoke to protect the socket.
Just had my wisdom tooth taken out... I love how all these dentists say "oh just take Tylenol" bro!! You ripped out part of my body and left a huge hole exposing nerves and stuff... Tylenol doesn't help!
Sometimes you need something stronger, but most of the time Tylenol will help. My dentist gave me a prescription pain killer to take in case the pain was extreme.
They’re so afraid because of the stigma attached to opiates, but they’re made for a reason and major dental work is definitely applicable. I had a molar pulled a week ago and it’s still killing me, with the pain extending from the socket out through my gums and jaw, and Ibuprofen and Tylenol don’t take any of the edge off.
Here watching in pain, please pray for me 😢
I am now watching in pain 😢
very informative. I almost used too many gauze. Letting it breath and heal makes more sense.
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Got one of my bottom 1st molar extracted 4 days ago. Thankfully, my dentist informed me about dry socket and possible infections if I'm not careful. Followed carefully the instructions she gave me and felt no post-surgery pain at all except for the few hours when the anesthesia wore off but she prescribed me painkillers for that.
The worst kind of pain ever is dental problem over anything.
Man I'm still in pain typing this...
tell me it will pass
I’m getting a tooth extracted tomorrow, I’m scared now 😳. I’m already suffering from a unfixable cavity tooth. Now I have to suffer even more!? I thought that once the tooth that was hurting was removed that I wouldn’t have to experience anymore pain. I guess I’ll have to brace myself for these next uncomfortable weeks, but I know once it heals I won’t have to worry about pain anymore. I hope it doesn’t last more than a week or two.
Say 4 after extraction and bone graft. It feels like someone is hammering on my jawbone all the way up to my ear. Tramadol does nothing. I’m a tough cookie, but my God the pain is debilitating.
It really does help to know you’re not alone.
Heading back to the oral surgeon now to get it looked at…
What was the outcome?
I flushed out food from my holes about 12 hours after my extraction and i think i may have also flushed out my clots..... i feel so dumb for not googling anything in time. My dentist didn’t explain anything to me about aftercare
This is literally my fear. I’m in day 3-4 now and evertime I clean mine out I’m scared I’m gonna rinse it too hard and push out the clot. Best of luck to you tho
I can feel the socket holes in my upper jawbone.. Had a tooth pulled last Tues.
my mum asked me to rinse out my mouth with cold water and i did it several times only 2hrs after the extraction and i even brushed my teeth right after as i had my extraction done at night only to find out i wasn't supposed to do any of the above when i googled to find out if it was normal to have blood clot when i spat some out when changing my gauze... i'm praying that i'll be fine.
Any update? How are you feeling now? I I’m flushing mine after every meal but the pain is still there.
@@343ralph9 no pain, i work a lot so i can only flush when i brush my teeth at night. It doesn’t feel awkward anymore and I’m pretty much eating whatever i want.
I had dry socket and still felt the excruciating pain even with local anesthesia and heavy pain killers. It has very little impact pain numbing wise on me. The only thing I could do was increase my pain killer dosage and rock myself and cry waiting for the pain to subside.
I’m currently recovering from the dry socket. One side of my face is healing fine but the other is delayed because of the it.
Same here bro,,, how are you now??
Bro what time it take to heel my upper face and lower jaw also feeling stretched 😭
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I had my wisdom tooth removed this afternoon and my dentist didnt say anything about it. , so when I arrive at home, I change my gauze every 3mins, I wash my mouth with listerine and after an hour,, I eat rice. 😂 wish me luck with the outcome. I'm hoping and praying that things will be alright. I'm doing it right now, following these tips.
Are you alright now?
Fr I jus got mine out
You ok?
How’d it go
I think she didnt survive it
Just got all 4 wisdom teeth out today. Was dreading the aftermath but it’s been almost 24 hours and I’m having zero to no pain. Make sure to ice and let the blood drool- no spitting- out of your mouth if blood pools up. Sip water out of a cup and do not rinse your mouth for Atleast a day or two. I found yogurt to be the best choice of soft foods.
Hope this helps anyone like me. Really not that painful if you do research and listen to the surgeon
@@sucnipii6834 when did you start feeling pain? cause it’s been about 12 hours and I don’t feel anything either. I got a slight headache 🤷🏽♀️ but that’s it . & I’m like wtf
@@Jaydoll_Filmz just saw your comment… im sure you’re almost fully recovered like me. How was your experience? I stick by my first comment as I had no pain all the way through full recovery. Only hinderance is sometimes I get food stuck in the slit where the gums are closing😂
@@sucnipii6834 omggg your situation sounds EXACTLY like mine 😭 I felt NO pain whatsoever after my removal and the anesthesia wore off , and i was kinda freaking out like okayyy why am I not in pain ? 2 days later still nothing like nothing ever happened 🤷🏽♀️ I called and asked and they’re like oh that’s amazing! You don’t have to feel any pain but usually people do but it’s fine. So i was veryyy relieved 😅 then I was worrying about dry socket , cause I ate soft foods the first 2 days after that
Im like I can’t do this 😭 IM HUNGRY . so I was really paranoid about that but never got dry socket or anything ! Now it’s 2 weeks post surgery and im good! Just like what you said though, I still have to rinse my mouth after eating everytimeeee because food is always getting stuck up in the gum part or whatever 😂 but im glad to hear yours went good too! 🫶🏼
@@Jaydoll_Filmz happy to hear that! Technology and medical practices these days are crazy and way more advanced than it used to. But yeah I caved in after a little less than a week and started to eat solid food because yogurt jello and pudding weren’t cuttin it😂 I was also super paranoid about dry socket but once I realized the gums were closing in I felt a lot more relieved
This is the first video I’ve found that has been really helpful and explained the entire process to me. Very informative! Thank you so much!
Day 4 after extraction and I am in so much pain. I have developed multiple ulcers and the whole left side of my face is swollen and throbbing. I’ve had a lot of dental work done over the years and this is by far the most painful 🥺
Same here..Its my day 4 and I have developed multiples ulcers in how much time it gets recover?
@@vidhikothari1075 Sorry I’ve just seen this. It took 2 weeks in total to feel better. I’m sure you’re fine now though.
Excellent video!! I had my first wisdom tooth extracted a few days ago. I am unsure if I have dry socket, I have some pain, but I have a decently high pain tolerance and have not taken meds. My oral surgeon did not mention anything about not frequently changing pads; I thought changing them frequently would make things better and keep it clean.
Thanks so much. Your info was much better than what my dentist gave me. I smoked twice 48 hrs after implant surgery and I am in a little pain. My doctor didn't tell me that I couldn't use a straw either 😕
Ohh boy, your dentist epically failed you. Sorry.
Reading the comments put my mind at ease 😭😭. Im on my day 11th after extraction and they pain is very minimal. Now i think chance of dry socket is even lower. I pray it heals up properlyyy. Im being extremely careful with my extraction site due to fear of dry socket.
My brother had a dry socket after extraction (he stopped taking prescribed medication because it made him feel ill) the dentist had to fill his socket with something. over 30 years ago. he was in so much pain.
Perfect/simple explanation thank you. This video really is perfect with all the diagrams and simple break downs of information, good job👏🏼
Very useful. Just had my last lower tooth extracted. Thank you.
If you are having a tooth pulled, pay attention. I am four days post op and have developed dry socket and I’d rather take a beating with a brick stick. The pain is incredible.
Do you feel any better ? I got all mine extracted on April 1st and I developed a dry socket. I’m on day 8 now and pains still there. Went back to ny oral surgeon and he packed it with some gross paste that ended up falling out a few hrs later 🤕
@@clarissat22 fortunately the pain is gone. Lasted about a week and a half.
I removed all of my wisdom teeth that i have kept for since it showed up 5 years ago , I didnt eat anything except for oatmeal , i drank cold water so it soothes the pain after extraction for 2 weeks , I became very cautious if i eat hard food so. Just a tip for people who will remove their tooth . Also you can follow my routine or make your own safe routine :)
I’m here coz I just got mine removed earlier today. I’m kinda anxious because my dentist told me that I might have to expect to develop a dry socket after 2 days post extraction since mine did not bleed much during the surgery. And I’m so stupid, I immediately ate rice an hour after the extraction and did not wait for 24 hr to rinse my mouth with salt and water 🤦🏻♀️ Now my anxiety is on another level 😭😭
Guys I got a dry socket in a day. The 2-3 days it can happen bit doesn't mean you don't have one in less time. I got one the next morning after my extraction. Waiting 3 days in pain and just went for dry socket procedure yesterday and let me tell you it isn't as pretty as it seems. Not only did they remove the clot and part of my gums but they also shaved off some of my bone. Then packed it and stitched it up. Last night and this morning especially was the most excruciating pain I've been through this process and its not the gums that's the problem, it's the nerve in the head that is one of the biggest nerves in the body. It was so intense that ibuprofen or Tylenol together wouldn't touch it. I vomited many times. Not to scare you but this is the reality of it, it is no joke. I'm talking 4-6 hours straight of unbearable pain and most clinics tell you to wait a full day atleast before coming back
How did you get it? Sorry you had go thru that
Went home and started pounding down cold coffees. Had no idea coffee was terrible for after extraction, it thinned my blood and I bled for about 24 hours straight. Even now over two weeks later still in pain. One day I'll go through a little pain, the next ill go through excruciating pain or it will be repeated. Hole is still hardly filling. Dry sockets are no joke, I swear next time I get a extraction I'm going straight to bed and going to sleep as long as I can. Past month I've probably slept no more than 25-30 hours hours.
@@mws183 God damn. wish your dentist explained what you should not to do after you left there. I hope you feel better now
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Very good explanation and visual always adds that extra touch to actually understanding how things work. Thank you
Thank you. I do not remember any dentist i had every seen, explained this to me. Thank you. God Bless 🙏
Definitely do not smoke I did and the pain from drawing was one of the worst pin ever I have currently given up which is brilliant
I think you probably didn't wait long enough. I waited the recommended 72 hour period and took really gentle drags and I was totally fine.
I got 5 teeth removed and my parents are scaring the shit out of me abt dry socket so I came here to make sure I'm doin my shit right lol
5!? Why
I will need 8 taken out before I get braces 😭
@Sixblox FortniteIsAPunk me too. I was supposed to get my molar extracted today under local anesthesia but after 4 shots it was still too painful so I’m trying again next week and I’m too anxious to get sedated
I got all my wisdom teeth out no dry socket. One molar and got a dry socket. They are scaring you because it is excruciating. I just went I'm for dry socket yesterday and last night and this morning I was vomiting from pain in my head.
@@mws183 wait so getting molar extracted is more painful?🥲
6 days after 3 wisdom were pulled had 2 dry sockets as well and finally today I am feeling better . The pain has mostly gone away . Have to go Monday to get the medical dressings changed hopefully for the last time
Do you know what caused you to have dry sockets?
@@steph9123 yes I suppose I didn’t change the gauze enough after the extraction ?
This is a really good and informative video on the topic, thanks and well done
I got my wisdom tooth removed from the left side of my cheek. I was informed to be consistent in taking my medicine and only take the cloth paper or pain medicine if I'm feeling pain. For others that's added on the list.
I have to avoid the left side of my cheek
Not spit to add pressure onto my open tooth hole, spit and swallow.
Take salt water after eating and brushing my teeth as well.
Eat mainly soft food.
I have till next Thursday to see my dentist.
Y'all wish me luck
I had a molar pulled, and one of the things I had prepurchased to eat was sliced pickled beets. I scared the living HAIL out of myself...checked my mouth, and saw a purple...something...moving up and down in my socket when I was breathing. I was sure the clot was coming out. No pain, no discomfort. Put a little water in my mouth, tilted my head all around...and flushed out a piece of pickled beet! Needless to say, I will not be eating these after any future extractions.
I didn’t eat or drink anything for a full 24 hours because I was so afraid of dry socket!
Same hahah, going on day 3, I’ve heard others doing worse things and not getting a dry socket but rather play safe than sorry!
@@wizardtribe2421 how are you feeling I’m on day 2 now my cheeks are still swollen
-Don't spit too much
-Don't use a straw
-Don't have carbonated drinks
-Don't swap out the gauze until the clot has had adequate time to form
GEE DOC, ANYTHING ELSE YOU FORGOT TO TELL ME??? 😡
Got all 4 pulled today. worst one was my crooked tooth half out half in my gums on my lower right that pushes against a nerve in my jaw; didn’t hurt but was a monster to get out campared to rest.
the procedure was nothing besides the needles a tiny bit; the doc said i have high pain tolerance.
but once the numbing started wearing off, OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO WOW. the 3 other holes feel fine right now but this crooked tooth gap has my right side jaw squared out and swollllllllllen.
and not to mention...
it’s raining outside..
I WANNA SMOOKKKKEEEEEEEEE.
How are u doing rn? Just got my wisdoms extracted yesterday n im not in any pain but i wAnna smoke too lmao
@@xx-gp6qz i’m fine and didn’t get dry sockets lbs. it’s gone be difficult, i did an addict like thing and smoked thru my nose for the first 3 days. didn’t feel it did the job like it would thru mouth tho but then again the smoke was strong thru my nose. after that i resorted to edibles and made my own brownies lol
when i smoked thru my nose i always used the gauzes they gave and i bought some and put em over the holes extracted. be sure to wet them first. u wanna keep a moist mouth alwaaaaaaays lbs. stay hydrated, drink some water after smoking, no straw.
try ur best as well to not get any smoke in ur mouth even with gauzes. try to not have any air flow thru ur mouth if u try nose method.
Say though when y’all start smoking 😂 I’m on hour 8 n I’m tryna get fried
@@elijahwells4284 I smoked right out the gate haven't had problems with it
@@tommybear4458 I waited like 12 hours I was straight
On day, six of having a back tooth removed this has been one of the worst pains I’ve ever experienced. It’s actually getting worse. I can only speculate that I have dry socket. I have to go back tomorrow.
It has been 2 months after my wisdom teeth have been removed. 3 weeks later, everything has gone back to normal. However now, (2 months after my wisdom teeth have been removed) I have unexpected severe pain. Yesterday, I had zero pain, and today I have so much pain.
Brother does it hurts while extraction?
@Laura Sanchez thanks brother ♥
Really informative video. I had heard about dry sockets but did not know how to avoid them. So, thank you!
I got my 4 wisdom teeth out and I’ve been doing everything right, except whenever I look at the right bottom side, there is a bone and I have yet to see a blood clot. I have pain, but it’s not excruciating.
Was everything okay this is happening to me I see a bone too
I followed every instruction perfectly, but I had extreme pain on the left side in my cheek. So I finally was able to see what it was and it was a bone spurr from my jaw. A couple hours later I went to look at the bone spurr and noticed my socket had re opened, I started feeling intense ear and jaw pain, and I think the spurr dislodged into my socket: I now have to wait 2 days to go back and get it checked out. I’m on day 5 and my right side is perfectly fine but I’ve never felt pain like this. Even the pain killers are doing absolutely nothing.
i had my tooth extracted two days ago and it's been throbbing in immense pain ever since. i can barely eat and i'm pretty much starving myself. if i take a pain pill, it lessens the pain for a couple hours but then it comes right back. the removal was in the very back of my mouth on the bottom right so i can't see what it looks like at all, so idk if it's a dry socket or not. but it hurts like hell. please someone help me
Go see a doctor
How did it go? Currently going through this right now. So much pain day 3
@@permitted_277 the pain is normal. it should stop on the fourth or fifth day. i saw my oral surgeon a week ago and they said that it’s healing perfectly fine. just take pain killers every few hours but don’t overdose👍🏻 i hope you feel better :)
@@aubs8149 hope you’re right.. I do have a bad taste and smell coming from the area.. seems to be worse at night as a sleep with my mouth open. Did you experience this?
@@permitted_277 yeah, i did notice that the pain was worse at night for me so that's probably normal. i saw a comment on this video that said "for anyone asking do i have a dry socket trust me you'd know. i can't swallow, talk, eat, even breathe properly." so if you can do any of those things then i'm pretty sure you're fine. also, i did have a bad taste in my mouth the first few days but that's normal too. oh and remember to rinse your mouth with warm salt water because that's going to kill bacteria and keep your socket clean. it might taste bad, but i got used to it after the first couple rinses. if anything else comes up, please let me know because i'm happy to help!
(p.s. don't stress yourself out about it. i was worried about it the first couple days, but you'll feel better soon!)
Had a molar removed and then dry socket, wow the pain is incredible what helped to some degree was clove oil very powerful stuff, purchased at pharmacy
I just had my impacted wisdom tooth extracted today and i was so thirsty i used a straw to drink right away 🤡 i also ate hard food and brushed my teeth right after lmao wished I researched about this before the procedure. i have a hard time swallowing now bc of swollen lymph node and i also feel pain but it's bearable. here's to hoping i won't experience excruciating pain for the next few hours
Ur gums must have been hurting after the extraction. Wouldn’t it be obvious not to eat hard food? Also did u get an infection?
@@tminus-6152 well i obviously did not chew on the side where i just had my tooth extracted. I am in a foreign country so there's language barrier, the dentist only told me not to eat spicy food when i asked what to do/avoid. I also just impulsively asked to have it extracted right after my braces adjustment so i won't have to worry about it in the future. Oh and to answer your question, no i did not get an infection. the side of my face where i had my tooth extracted just swelled for a few days and i also had stiff jaw for about 10days so i can only open my mouth at a certain height. when i came back to have my stitches removed, the dentist told me that it's healing well. guess i'm lucky
Thank you so much. This is the most helpful video on this subject that ive found.
Got my tooth out today & i ate some food. I can see very small residual for particles in the socket. I’m scared to rinse before I should, so will the food particles cause an infection?
Gentle rinsing is fine, you can use a mouthwash if your dentist has prescribed one, or just warm saline rinses should keep the infection away. It's important to be gentle while keeping the area clean. Wishing you a speedy recovery!
Thank you very much for the useful information . I got wisdom tooth removal today . This vedio is a great help
I had this when I had my wisdom tooth removed 6 years ago, honestly I've experienced a lot of physical pain in my life, on/off ear infections for 11 years from a cholesteatoma, 2 ear operations, meralgia paraesthesia in my leg, horrifically painful periods where I've nearly passed out numerous times, migraines, reynauds phenomenon in my breasts, this is 1 of the worst pains I was ever in, nothing apart from an ice pack permanently attached to my cheek provided any slight relief it went on for days I was crying by the 4th day, I still have another wisdom tooth that needs removing but i just can't put myself through this torture again, the only thing that helped was the clove paste stuff the dentist gave me on the 5th day this is not a pain to be cavalier about its fkn debilitating
Grow up
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Girl. You've been through a lot ! Love and support.
In my case, it wasn’t wisdom teeth removal, (had those removed back in 2000). But a tooth that had cracked after eating Raisin Nut Bran cereal. Pain was excruciating and finally called a dentist after 2 weeks. Yesterday was my tooth extraction and they explained NOTHING to me about dry socket. I’m going to take care and make sure I don’t lose this clot. Only going to eat soft foods from here on out….
Thanks so much for this . I really appreciate your Information and explanation
If only my dentist told me that excessive bleeding immiedately after the operation was normal. I used all my gauzes but thanks to some quick research 1/4 of my sockets are dry, im grateful enough that i managed to close 3 of my sockets but still feel pain on my lower left jaw
I had 4 of my wisdom teeth removed 6 days ago and I had no blood or pain initially for the first 24-36 hours and then BAM pain pain pain! On day 6 I thought I had have some relief and then suddenly it started to hurt again... I have stitched in right cheek where they extracted the tooth and they look red and tender to touch :( hoping everything calms down because I need to go to work and do stuff
I’m going through the same. Day 6 myself and my lower right tooth area is completely filled red. All the other teeth feel fine. What happened after for you?
@@CookTheUniverse Hi! I'm doing well now, the pain started to go away 5 days later but the holes in my cheeks are still filling up :( So I'm still cleaning the holes in my cheek daily because that stuff actually smells after a while. Don't worry it does get better! xo Salt rinses keep the area clean
How soon can I rinse with salt water after getting lower bottom right wisdom tooth pulled... And how long should the pain of beening stuck last??
I am here because I was scared. I do not have a dry socket. Thank the Goddess
Is it common to feel lumpy feel after remove stitches from the teeth ? Especially while eating ? And sometime I still have the slightly needle pain on the gum ?while gentle mouth wash ?
How are you feeling now?
top quality stuff, im on day 4 off widsom tooth extraction now, im hoping i've avoided a dry socket!
I’m on. Day 4 to can you tell me what happens after and when it heals?
Just got my wisdom teeth removed. The bottom right part of my tooth hurts a lot and I am really nervous about dry socket
I have a ball which I assume is the blood clot. All I did was lightly burp involuntarily. I felt the clot loosen and it felt like it was going to come out. I didn’t but hours later I have severe pain radiating from there and it goes to temple.
Sometimes…. You just have bad luck. Dry socket has been my biggest fear and I’ve done EVERYTHING I possibly could to prevent it. I don’t smoke, I don’t use straws, I sleep elevated, I brush extremely lightly and never around extraction site, etc….
And it still happened.
I was vomiting a couple hours after my wisdom tooth extraction. I’m allergic to the painkillers, anti inflammatory meds and the anaesthetic. I’m only on day three but I was puking for nine hours straight on day 2 :(
I managed to get antibiotics, steroids and nausea meds but one side is pulsing/sore and tastes awful. I definitely have an infection and dry socket. I had to spit while puking, literal bile was coming out of me. I’m so over this already 😐
SAME i’m going thru the same hell right now as i type this. idk if i have dry socket but a doctor i went to for the nausea suspected it from all the vomiting. pray 4 me dawg
@@stonedimmaculate2942hi! Omg you poor thing, it’s been months since I got them done but I’m literally haunted by it. Definitely go to your local dentist. I went and thankfully everything was fine so I just eased up on being so worried about a dry socket 🤣 also try get some anti nausea meds, I got one in the pharmacy called motilium and it was my LIFE SAVIOUR. I lost 7 pounds in three days cause I couldn’t stomach anything nor any of the meds, I was puking non stop for 12 hours everyday.
It took me 2 weeks until I properly recovered. It’s a rough surgery so go easy on yourself. Even tho they just pulled some teeth, it’s still a rough thing to go through. Seriously look into going to the doctors aswell and asking for anti nausea meds, check for infection etc. my doctor put me straight away on antibiotics and steroids. I could barely talk. Hope your recovery goes smoothly!’
The title is correct, you have not address what to do if dry socket occurs, and currently I need to know that
I got my molar extracted ive had this cavity since I was 7, I am 21 now I finally got it removed but I find myself getting extremely frustrated I haven’t stopped bleeding and it’s a lot of blood a mouth full builds up fast. I’ve been swallowing my blood mixed saliva for 12 hours now and I feel like shit
I'm watching this while recovering from dry socket
When I was lightly moving the prescribed mouthwash in my mouth I found that I slowly let out (not spit, just let the liquid fall out into the sink) a super thin pink tissue, hope it's not the blood clot.
No it's not, don't worry! A blood clot would only dislodge if you were rinsing aggressively, and would appear as a really dark reddish brown semi-solid piece. Wishing you a speedy recovery!
Got my 4 wisdom teeth out 3 days ago and thankfully havent had to take any pain medication at all docter tuddle in kokomo indiana did a fantastic job i have no pain what so ever the worst part is i am smoker so taking a 7 day break is pretty tough😂 but hey its not tougher than dealing with dry socket that would suckk. Im only 20yrs old, so really young but yeah, just take it easy and take the antibiotics and ive just been eating applesauce, mash potatoes, chicken and stars,😂 and i tried baked beans today but i feel like refried beans would be a better choice, other wise have a safe time ladies and gentlemen i wish you all well and a speedy recovery
Well, let me explain mine. I had my extraction few days ago. My dentist put a cotton on my extracted area immediate after my surgery. I took it back after I came home. The day passed somehow. At night I woke up and discovered that my mouth was full of black blood. I was bleeding. I couldn’t stop it. Then I went washroom and I splitted. Then I had a lot more bleeding that was out of control. I was so scared that I Couldn't call my mom properly. Then I just lost my sense. My mom came after a while. Stood me up and took me to my room. Then she put a ice bag on my extracted area. Then the bleeding stopped. After that day my pain developed to the next level. I suffered a lot I cannot explain through words! After a week the pain gradually decreased. Now I'm fit glad to say! But I Won't forget the day no matter what happens with me for the rest of my life!
How many days it will take to heal
Omg 😳- I’m in so much pain 😭😭I’m off to an emergency appointment this morning- I definitely am experiencing dry socket- the pain is radiating along my jaw bone up to my ear - it’s severely painful 😖be in pain and crying for days and no amount of pain killers are working, I can’t eat or sleep-I have a course of antibiotics- I hope my dentist can do something to relive the pain today fingers crossed 🤞
how are you now?? my feeling now is same to yours i cant sleep coz of severe pain😭😭😭 may i know how long it heal??
@@amztv9848 Hi - I am much better now thank you ☺️ I went to see my dentist 🦷 and they packed the area so the gum could heal around the packing - the pain stopped as soon as I had this done. I had to be careful not get food in the area and just make sure that the packing stayed in place after after around 8 weeks- the hole was starting to close up and no more pain the dressing just dissolved after a while and some removed as the area healed. I just took 2 Ibuprofen and 1 paracetamol 4 hourly to help with the pain - the pain is awful 😢 I know! Best of luck 🤞 feel better soon 💛
I’m on day 10 since my surgery and I feel a empty hole in the top right from where my wisdom tooth was extracted, but I don’t feel no pain. Will I be fine?
Yes you will, that empty hole you feel will gradually fill up as your bone and soft tissue heals. Wishing you a speedy recovery!
@@iramcontractor1346 what if I just smoked and my mouth hasn’t hurt for 2 days since now and 5 since surgery
@@damianshaffer1554 you really shouldn’t be smoking after tooth extraction.
@@damianshaffer1554 howd you smoke through your mouth like normal ? Ive read people do nose inhales instead
I got a membrane and stitched up after my moler extraction. I cut down my smoking drastically and am not currently in pain, it's more of a discomfort but am still worried about dry socket.
I got my wisdom teeth out it was the top right one and it hurts but isn’t so painful I didn’t know I had to brush with No toothpaste thoe cuz I’ve been using toothpaste. It’s my second day thoe. My dentist put something in that he said would help it heal faster and he had sewed it up which I go back in 2 weeks to take out but like hopefully it heals good And fast cuz I’m tired of eating soup and soft food cuz It doesn’t feel me. I looked online that I can eat soft cakes and cupcakes. Cuz I like eating sweets. But I’ve also been taking amoxicillin that he gave me and been trying to eat on my left side and hope it all works out
I'm done for. I already used a straw spat n changed my gauze (flet like I was being gagged)
I had one of my lower wisdom teeth extracted yesterday. When I got home I
rinsed my mouth out with water and also spat blood out not knowing that
I was not supposed to. I then read on the internet all about dry
sockets and that to avoid these you should not do certain things like
rinsing and spitting. I am therefore worried I have a dry socket. I have
looked into my mouth using a light and a mirror but am unsure whether
the socket is dry or not. I have no pain at all and my breath does not
smell. What would you advise?
It’s been awhile! How is it been going post procedure for you??
I hope you're doing well now 🙏🏻💞♥️
how was ur experience brother
@@akshaypal6753 turned out fine, thanks bro
I just my teeth removed, and I also spit after the extraction several times. Good to hear that you turned out fine, hoping I don't get, I'm really worried
7 days now tomorrow am going back to the dentist I can't endure all this pain anymore😢😢
it doesn’t hurt when i breathe but when i swallow i feel a little discomfort where my stitches are is that normal? i also noticed some whiteness around the socket & a small little boil but i don’t have major pain or any odor whatsoever
it’s weird because i got a bunch of what looked like cold sores, and whiteness around the socket as well, i had a very minor infection due to dry socket but for me it was a weirdly bearable pain,, and yeah it’s normal to have discomfort when you swallow because the muscles contract or something i forget what my surgeon told me lol
Any update? Did you have dry socket or not? I am experiencing the same thing
I’m confused.. My dentis said I can supposedly drink water but I can’t rinse my mouth?
just had a tooth pulled .... lit a smoke and started watching this .... well than lol
😅. Did you experience any complications? I have been a smoker for 10+ years.
how was it??
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I like the way you say “…of the clot.” 😂😊
wish i would've known about the "don't change gauze frequently" :') did that the first day (and only the first day bc i stopped bleeding the second day) woke up with horrible pain i could talk or move my mouth it hurt so much even to swallow. took pain meds and it started feeling better after hours and i even was able to laugh but still rn i'm trying to sleep and the pain is back
Guys please fill your tummy with proper food and burshed and flossed nicely before going for extraction ..because after that you can't eat,rinse,brush, nothing..huh.. Your mouth stay clean for few days , which helps you in fast healing.. Cold pack also helped me.
i waited a week to use my syringe, and im reading the comments how blood clots are dark red. when i first used the syringe, some dark red stuff came out of one of my bottom sockets (but a socket that is super duper tiny). did i just wash out the blood clot???
possibly, if you look at your socket is the blood clot still there or is it gone?
I’m here because I think I have dry socket but I don’t know for sure. I just know it’s day 8 and my mouth still hurts. This Motrin is the only thing subsiding the pain. I know my wisdom tooth was impacted and that takes longer to heal but this pain is crazy. It’s like it’s not healing at all.
Honestly they give you a paper for the next 72 hours the most important part is if there's no bloody patch over the site you're fine. If the blood came off with the gauze that is the clot and you're fine.🙂
I lost a tooth welcome my toothless friend we will get through this together.
I had two teeth extracted on the same side of my mouth - one at the top and one at the bottom. I experienced severe pain for a month before it got better.
I got a back molar pulled yesterday morning. It's more sore today and my jaw is sore. It's not unbearable pain, but I would give this a 4/10 on pain scale. I dont see any blood in the tooth, but I see something white. I'm scared of dry socket.
did u get dry socket?
@@fathercrellick4587 no it didn't end up being drysocket luckily! I had reay freaked myself out thinking I did.
@@Craftymomma87how?
How long did it take your jaw pain to subside? I'm on day 5 and my jaw is still sore