Can I use mouthwash after wisdom tooth extraction?

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After wisdom tooth extraction, it is not recommended to use mouthwash in a short time, and it is generally advisable to use mouthwash after 24 hours. In addition to not being able to use mouthwash within 24 hours after wisdom tooth extraction, it is also necessary to avoid brushing teeth. Blind mouthwash at this time may stimulate the wound recovery. If the pain after wisdom tooth extraction is particularly severe and does not subside, it is necessary to go to the hospital for examination in time to see if there is infection or other conditions.

1. Do not use mouthwash within 24 hours after wisdom tooth extraction It is only allowed to use mouthwash to rinse your mouth after 24 hours of wisdom tooth extraction. You cannot brush your teeth or rinse your mouth within 24 hours after wisdom tooth extraction. Because the blood clot in the tooth extraction wound has not yet formed completely and is still fragile. If you rinse your mouth or brush your teeth vigorously, it may easily stimulate the blood clot in the tooth extraction wound, causing it to loosen and fall off.

2. Precautions after wisdom tooth extraction ① Stop bleeding The gauze roll or cotton ball placed by the doctor on the oral tooth extraction wound should be gently bitten by the patient and spit out after 40 minutes. The function of biting gauze roll is to compress and stop bleeding, isolate saliva, and make the blood in the wound coagulate, which is conducive to the early healing of the wound. ② Other After spitting out the gauze roll, do not talk loudly or laugh loudly on the same day, or spit or spit hard; do not lick the wound with your tongue; do not use your finger or toothpick to pick out the purple-gray blood clot on the wound, and do not suck the wound to avoid damaging the blood clot and causing the wound to bleed.