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Suggest Cause And Medications For Tooth Infections Post Smoking
allergic reaction after tooth pulled
i got a tooth pulled a few weeks ago that was really infected bad. ive been on antibiotics for the last 2 months so the infection is pretty much gone out my body but now when i smoke i get an allergic reaction and hace to take benadryl and rinse my mouth and anything else to stop it. ive never been allergic to anything besides pollen and stuff like that. why would this be happening?
i got a tooth pulled a few weeks ago that was really infected bad. ive been on antibiotics for the last 2 months so the infection is pretty much gone out my body but now when i smoke i get an allergic reaction and hace to take benadryl and rinse my mouth and anything else to stop it. ive never been allergic to anything besides pollen and stuff like that. why would this be happening?
Fri, 25 Apr 2014
when the tooth was pulled out was any minor surgical procedure done.it seems that the extraction socket has not healed completly. your smoking habit is aggravating the problem. i suggest you to immediatly stop smoking and visit a dentist to get an x ray of full mouth (Orthopentamograph) to reach to a conclusion.
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