Oral Surgery
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Preserve Your Smile With Oral Surgery in Carlsbad
If it were up to us, you'd never need oral surgery in Carlsbad. However, it is sometimes necessary to keep your teeth healthy and fully functional. Fortunately, if you do require surgical treatment, you can trust our doctors.
With their expertise, you can become a candidate for dental implants and chew your food without pain. Bone grafting strengthens your jaw to reverse bone loss and replenishes your gumline for a healthier smile. You'll feel more confident that your dental health is on the right path.
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Common Questions About Oral Surgery
What types of situations call for oral surgery?
Several dental conditions may require a surgical solution. A tooth that's severely damaged or diseased might need to be removed to protect your oral health. Emerging wisdom teeth frequently create complications that make extraction necessary. Procedures such as bone grafts, sinus lifts, and ridge augmentations build the foundation needed for successful dental implant placement. Gum grafts restore receded gum tissue and promote proper healing.
How soon can I return to my workout routine following oral surgery?
Wait at least 24 hours before resuming any physical activity after your procedure. Exercising too soon can create complications that slow down your recovery. Intense workouts may dislodge the blood clot at your extraction site, leading to dry socket, which is quite painful. Once the first day has passed, stick to gentle, low-impact movement for several additional days.
Which foods are safe to consume after my oral surgery?
Your diet should consist of soft foods for several days after an extraction. Eggs, pudding, yogurt, and similar gentle options work well during recovery. Stay away from very hot or cold items, acidic ingredients, spicy dishes, and drinks that contain sugar or acid. Water, milk, and unsweetened tea are your best beverage choices. Skip the straw, as suction can harm your healing extraction site.
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