Is Swollen Gum Due To Sunk Blood Clot In Molar After Tooth Extraction Serious?
Hi, i had two wisdoms and a molar extracted ten days ago and the blood clot seemed to be developing fine. Today I have noticed the blood clot seems to have sunk in my molar and the gum around it feels more swollen. Is the blood clot meant to sink like this? I do not have any pain but i'm worried about developing dry socket. Is it still possible at this stage?
Formation of blood clot after tooth extraction is normal and it helps in healing of socket . do warm saline rinses twice a day for 3 to 5 day and you ll be fine. Tc
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Is Swollen Gum Due To Sunk Blood Clot In Molar After Tooth Extraction Serious?
Formation of blood clot after tooth extraction is normal and it helps in healing of socket . do warm saline rinses twice a day for 3 to 5 day and you ll be fine. Tc