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Use for one week (unless otherwise directed).Īt your post-operative appointment, you will be instructed on when and how to resume oral hygiene at the surgical site.ĥ. This mouthwash should be used by gently rinsing twice daily (and no more) for 30 seconds. You will be given an anti-plaque mouthwash that will help clean and disinfect the surgical site without brushing and flossing at the site. Normal oral hygiene in every area of the mouth, except for at the surgical site, should be resumed the evening of surgery.īrushing, flossing, irrigating devices, interproximal brushes, and any other oral hygiene practice should be discontinued at the surgical site for the first week following surgery. If this occurs, it is not a negative sign of healing nor will it affect the result of the procedure.Ĥ ORAL HYGIENE. After two days, warm compresses may be applied on the cheek.įacial or neck bruising after surgery may occur in some individuals. This greatly reduces post-operative swelling, which in turn decreases any discomfort.ĭo not apply heat to the surgical area for the first two days. For the first two days, apply ice as much as possible. To minimize swelling, apply ice to the outside of the cheek over the surgical site. If swelling intrudes upon airway, seek immediate care via Emergency Room. This may be a sign of infection.Īny unusual or large swelling should be reported to your doctor immediately. If swelling continues to increase after 36 hours and is accompanied by severe pain, contact your doctor.
Depending on the procedure performed, swelling may continue to increase for up to 36 hrs. Minor swelling after periodontal surgical procedures is common. If sudden profuse bleeding occurs, contact your doctor immediately or seek immediate care via Emergency Room.ģ SWELLING AND BRUSING. Slight bleeding or “oozing” from the surgical site is expected for the first 2 days Not complying with antibiotic instructions can dramatically affect the results of your performed procedure.Ģ BLEEDING. If you were prescribed antibiotics for your procedure, it is very important to take as directed, and until gone. To insure proper healing, take exactly as directed. Take Ibuprophen along with food to avoid stomach upset.ĭo not take Ibuprophen if your physician has advised you to not take Ibuprophen or NSAIDS (non-steroidal anti-inflammatories).ĭepending on the procedure performed, you may have been given a prescription for a pain medication. If an 800mg dose is used, take every 8 hours. This will minimize inflammation, which minimizes discomfort. In order to best manage any discomfort, the following is recommended:Ĭontinue taking all prescription medications unless otherwise directedįor the first 36 hours after surgery, take 600mg of Ibuprophen (Advil) every 6 hrs. Periodontal surgery, like other surgical procedures, may be accompanied by varying amounts of discomfort. Stop all “Blood Thinner” medications three days prior to surgery and resume them the day after.ġ DISCOMFORT/ MEDICATIONS.
If prescribed, take Valium as directed the night before and day of your procedure.Īll diabetic patients are expected to follow their normal medications and diet unless modification has been specifically discussed with your physician.īe sure to take all prescribed medications as usual. When having IV sedation, DO NOT eat or drink anything after midnight, the night before your surgery.
If you wear partial dentures, retainers, night guards or other removable appliances, please bring them with you. Aspirin can cause bleeding.Īvoid alcohol and caffeine 48 hours before surgery. Please have prescriptions filled before your appointment.Īvoid taking aspirin (Tylenol is okay) for 1 week prior to your appointment. Hypoglycemic patients should eat two hours before surgery. Please let us know of any change in your health or medication.Įat a high protein meal. THANK YOU IN ADVANCE FOR YOUR CONSIDERATION. Should it be impossible for you to keep your appointment, rescheduling FOUR DAYS in advance will allow us to help someone else in need. We are committed to reserve ample time for your procedure while minimizing your time in the office. × PRE-TREATMENT SURGERY INSTRUCTIONS OUR PREPARATION:
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