Procedure
Tooth Extraction
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Tooth Extraction
, Tooth Removal, Exodontia
See Also
Dry Socket
Post-Tooth Extraction Bleeding
Complications
Immediate Periosteitis
Initial post-Tooth Extraction pain due to socket inflammation
Occurs in the first day after extraction and improves with
NSAID
s
Dry Socket
(
Alveolar Periostitis
)
Occurs in 5-20% of Tooth Extractions when blood clot is lost prematurely at the extraction site
Onset 3-4 days after Tooth Extraction (delayed beyond typical post-extraction pain)
Associated with halitosis and severe pain, not relieved with
Acetaminophen
and
NSAID
S
See
Dry Socket
for management
Post-Tooth Extraction Bleeding
Apply direct pressure to area by biting on gauze or tea bag
Apply gauze soaked in
Tranexamic Acid
and held in position for at least 15 minutes
Surgical
Collagen
foam may be used in refractory cases
Insert foam in socket and
Suture
the socket closed over the top
References
Broderick and Deak (2015) Crit Dec Emerg Med 29(1): 2-8
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