Hi, I'm male by age 20. I had a left molar extraction six days ago.. There is a blood clot in my extraction area.. I'm very fear about dry socket.. already I had a hole on my same tooth before extraction which cause bad breath.. so only I pulled of this tooth.. Can this current blood clot replace old hole..? will I get a clear response from yours? Thanks in advance.

Hi, I'm male by age 20. I had a left molar extraction six days ago.. There is a blood clot in my extraction area.. I'm very fear about dry socket.. already I had a hole on my same tooth before extraction which cause bad breath.. so only I pulled of this tooth.. Can this current blood clot replace old hole..? will I get a clear response from yours? Thanks in advance.

The best advise I can give you is to call your dentist for problems you are having for the correct answer you are looking for.
Warren D

Are you saying you pulled your own tooth? Whether you did or not, what does your Dentist say?

The best advise i can give you is to call your dentist for problems you are having for the correct answer you are looking for.
Warren D

Thanks bro..

Are you saying you pulled your own tooth? Whether you did or not, what does your Dentist say?

He also preferred me too pullout tooth.. bcoz it get already damaged as plenty..

The blood clot is supposed to be there however long it takes for the extraction site to heal. It is okay.

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The blood clot is supposed to be there however long it takes for the extraction site to heal. It is okay.

Is there any possible to occur dry socket for me after 7 days of extraction?!

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is there any possible to occur dry socket for me after 7 days of extraction?!!?

No, you are well on your way to a closed extraction site. Just keep doing what you are doing to protect the area and stop worrying about it!

No, you are well on your way to a closed extraction site. Just keep doing what you are doing to protect the area and stop worrying about it!

Thanks buddy..

Did you extracted the molar teeth on your own or has it been done in the dentist supervision? If you did it on your own you have to run to dentist for checking the present condition of your molar extraction.

Mm but doctor also prefer the same..

Is it necessary to remove wisdom tooth?!

No it is not necessary to remove them, they are meant to grow out when they are ready. Some people do have problems or pain when they come and choose to remove them. If you do not have pain during the growth, there is no need for it to be removed.

Wisdom teeth may need to be removed if they cause crowding, don't fully erupt, or due to other issues. Your dentist or oral surgeon will help make the determination.

No it is not necessary to remove them, they are meant to grow out when they are ready. Some people do have problems or pain when they come and choose to remove them. If you do not have pain during the growth, there is no need for it to be removed.

:) okay friend..

Wisdom teeth may need to be removed if they cause crowding, don't fully erupt, or due to other issues. Your dentist or oral surgeon will help make the determination.

:):)

How to make yellowish teeth turns into clear white? Is it possible?

Teeth whitening procedures work - ask your Dentist (some are in home procedures, too).

You can whiten them but many products are abrasive and mess up the enamel and the whiteness doesn't last long. Best to have the dentist whiten them and suggest products.

Baking soda mixed with your toothpaste, with persistence and three times a day, will do a pretty good job and will not harm the enamel on your teeth.

For seriously yellowed teeth, your dentist will have to do a deep cleaning.

I do agree, backing soda works about as good as anything you can do at home

Thanks for all.. :)

After 10th day of my left molar extraction, can I eat foods on the both sides of my teeth?!