External Specialist dentist and jaw surgeon said that smoking increases the risks of infection and other complications by delaying the healing process. Dr. Birkan Taha Ozkan, after the first 1 week after the first 1 week, especially the first 72 hours of smoking warned. Özkan stated that smoking weakens the immune system and that the risk of infection may increase 3 times more in smoking in smokers after tooth extraction and touched on other risks that may occur.
Cigarette nicotine, the tooth gravitational area of the re -formation of the formation of the formation of Bone. Dr. Özkan said, “After the tooth extraction, the bleeding in the gap formed in the jaw bone becomes a clot and then turns into the main bone within 1 month. After the tooth shoot, it starts to fill with gingival and jawbone within 1 week.
Following the tooth extraction, instead of the tooth gravitational cavity, 80-90 percent in 1 month, 70 percent in 3 months and 50 percent in 1 year new jaw bone is formed. Cigarette nicotine prevents the formation of bones in the toothshop. It prevents the development of the blood -forming agents in the tooth gravitational zone and then the bone -forming agents in the formed clot. As a result, the jaw bone cannot occur, but the jaw leads to bone inflammation. ”
“Increased infection and oral cancer risk in smokers”
Smoking weakens the immune system and after the tooth extraction, the risk of infection in smokers increased by 3 times. Dr. Birkan Özkan said, “The latest current scientific research on April 2024 reveals that smoking triggers the complication of“ alveolitis ”, jawolite (infection) and sudden onset of sharp pain complications after teeth shooting.
Vasoconstrictive effects of nicotine prevents the ideal blood flow in the dental zone and then the formation of clots. Smoking disrupts open wound healing with tooth extraction, creates bone inflammation of the jaw, and can cause oral cancer as side effects. Smoking combined with bad oral hygiene can spread the rapid spread of infection and the wound place into abscess, causing the patient to suffer intense pain. ”
“Risks coming with cigarettes after tooth extraction”
Ozkan, who listed the risks that can be created by smoking after tooth extraction, said, “Smoking prevents the formation of a blood clot in the dental shooting area, causing the wound to become open to bacteria, so the risk of infection is significantly higher. This infection can lead to abscess in the wound site. Nicotine and other chemicals increase the level of pain by delaying the healing of the wound. Sharp zonk starts on the 4th day after tooth extraction. After tooth extraction, the wound in the tooth gravitational area of the cigarette after the tooth extraction begins with bad bad breath. Following the tooth extraction, the bad breath that starts on the 4th day is accompanied by pain that does not pass in style.
It can cause gum withdrawal in the long -term tooth extraction area and neighboring tooth loss. Since the jaw bone resorption occurs in the tooth gravitational area, it can cause the gingival withdrawal of neighboring teeth and melting in the jaw bones holding adjacent female. Due to the failure of jawbone in the tooth -drawn area, implanting can only be possible by jaw bone enlargement or jaw bone addition. After the tooth extraction, the clotting zone first starts the coach and then the formation of new bone. However, in smokers, cigarette nicotine prevents the formation of jaw bone in the dental shooting area and the jaw bone becomes weak. Since the formation of jaw bones due to nicotine in the tooth extraction area is prevented, weakening in the jaw bone. For this reason, weakness and thinning in the jawbone can lead to jaw fracture during the impact of the jaw or the jaw. ”
“The first 72 hours should not be smoking”
He made suggestions to accelerate the healing process and prevent complications. Dr. Özkan said, “Shooting of challenging teeth has a high risk of complications compared to simple tooth extraction. Smoking after difficult tooth extraction increases the risk of pain and infection complications. For this reason, special accurate surgical technical selection and precision in challenging tooth extraction in smokers significantly reduces the risk of infection and pain complications after smoking. Following the tooth extraction, it should not be smoking for the first 1 week, especially the first 72 hours. This critical time is critical for the formation of the blood clot in the wound and the development of the jaw bone and keeping it away from infection.
Electronic cigarette is not innocent
Electronic cigarette seems innocent, but it is not recommended to use after tooth shooting. Because the electronic cigarette smoke into the smoke can damage the wound area by removing the clot with suction power. Oral hygiene should be taken care of, followed by the tooth extraction, the gums in the tooth shooting area and the careful brushing of neighboring teeth are critical. In addition, the prescribed antimicrobial or salt water can be used regularly. It is essential to avoid cigarettes to prevent complications after tooth extraction. Tooth extraction surgical procedure may become an important reason for quitting smoking. It’s time to review your habits. A healthy mouth is the key to a healthy life ”.
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