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Tooth removal
I had infection in upper wisdom tooth.
Doc did first sitting of RCT on Tuesday and gave antibiotic for 5 days.
During the second RCT sitting on Saturday he told that tooth needs to get extracted as there is too much infection.
He removed the wisdom tooth and did not prescribe any antibiotic.
Though I had completed my 5 day course of antibiotic ( Tuesday to Saturday).
Will my wound heal on its own as I took my last dose of antibiotic on the day of tooth removal itself?
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As you have already completed your antibiotic course, there is not further need for it. Just continie with the painkiller that has been prescribed by your dentist.
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Maintain a good oral hygiene. And try to gently rinse your mouth with warm water salt water after meals .that
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Yes , Should Not be a problem. Take painkillers as told to you by doctor you visited. Although Do keep in touch with concerned doctor for 1 week follow up.
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