Redness after deep cleaning?!
Question: Redness after deep cleaning!?
I recently had a deep cleaning and a wisdom tooth extraction from one quadrant in my mouth from the same visit!. My gums turned white and I avoided eating with that quadrant!. However, I've been noticing a creeping redness coming from the back and I'm very worried that I might have to get the treatment redone!. Do they usually turn red after a deep cleaning!? Or is there a runoff of blood from my wisdom tooth hole that's creeping into my gums!?Www@Answer-Health@Com
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Hello, Deep cleaning does (you might say) abuse the gum tissue and because of that deep invasion below the normal gum tissue attachment, it's normal for the tissue to turn red as the body reacts and sends blood that is full of healing properties to the gum tissue to help it heal and hopefully be more health than it was prior to the deep cleaning!.!.!.Good luck and I wish you well!.Www@Answer-Health@Com
Just like other procedures the results may vary per person!. The best thing to do is call your dentist and let them know what is happening!. More than likely they will want you to come in for a follow up so they can make an informed decision on what is going on unless this is one of the regular situations after this type procedure!.
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dont worry its just an inflamatory reaction of your gum to the deep scaling cleaning procedure, its normal!.!. to avoid this in the future have your teeth cleaned regularly (every 6months) this will prevent the hard deposits to accumulate subgingivally and theres no need for deep scaling!.Www@Answer-Health@Com
AFter each miner surgery there is a reaction to it so dont worry and keep your mouth clean and use mouth washes and if there is asweeling go back to see the dentist!.Www@Answer-Health@Com