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To avoid dry socket for fast recovery after tooth extraction: Do not use straws Do not smoke cigarettes , vape pens, or marijuana Do not use any tobacco products Avoid vigorously swishing anything in your mouth Do not soak gauze pads in water before placing them on the extraction site Take antibiotics, if prescribed Avoid passionate kissing Do not drink carbonated and/or sugar beverages, like soda or lemonade Avoid sharp, spicy, or very hot foods (follow a soft foods diet for the 4 days after your oral surgery) Do not participate in strenuous exercise Try not to cough, sneeze, or spit Talk to your dentist before your tooth extraction about these oral surgery techniques that may help prevent dry socket: Platelet-rich fibrin (PRF) Platelet-rich plasma (PRP) Prescription antibiotic mouthwash Medicated antibiotic dressing in gel foam Resorbable sutures Causes & Risk Factors of Dry Socket Dry socket is caused by dislodging the blood clot from a tooth extraction within the first 4 days after the procedure
LaFaive is director of the Morey Fiscal Policy Initiative at the Mackinac Center for Public Policy
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