Should I wear gauze pads after the 3rd day of my widom teeth removals?
I got my teeth out tuesday. today I could cleanse my mouth with the syringe. There is only a little blood when I cleaned the wound. Should I wear the gauze at night or let it heal on it own? Ive used the gauze the past 3 nights already and it made me bleed more.
I got my wisdom teeth out when I was 16 and I stopped using the gauze after a few days to help it heal faster, which it seemed to do. The only thing, you have to be careful that your mouth isn’t still draining, which is still possible when you sleep cuz your body is healing itself. Otherwise, when you wake up in the morning you’re gonna need to buy a new pillow.
How to change dressing on a wound sore left hip butt using 4×4 gauze
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