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  1. To reduce bleeding, gently squeeze the sterile gauze into your mouth for two hours and avoid changing it, as new sterile gauze increases bleeding due to dryness.
  2. To reduce bleeding, avoid spitting saliva with pressure and swallow as much as possible.
  3. The presence of blue blood is normal up to 24 hours after surgery. And do not worry if there is blood in the mouth.
  4. To reduce bleeding due to suction, do not use a straw to drink.
  5. For up to 24 hours, gently apply a cold compress (cold mineral water, unopened ice cream, ice-water mixture) to the operated area with a thin cloth from the outside of the mouth, spaced for ten minutes. Do minutes.
  6. Take all your medicines with a full glass of water from the corner of your mouth after one hour before the anesthetic wears off (due to the time-consuming effect of the painkillers), after one hour. Avoid taking Anahil tablets (pills to accelerate wound healing) on ​​the first day due to increased risk of bleeding.
  7. Up to 24 hours when sleeping, raise your head with the help of two pillows so that the blood pressure in your head is not high and sleep upwards.
  8. Avoid eating liquids and hot foods for 24 hours.
  9. Do not brush for 24 hours and after 24 hours do not brush only on the operated area, but clean other teeth with a toothbrush.
  10. Refrain from smoking for up to 24 hours and use a nicotine label available from a pharmacy if you are severely addicted to cigarettes.
  11. If you use a removable prosthesis, do not use this prosthesis for a month.
  12. Eat soft and non-chewable foods for up to five days to prevent the wound from opening (in case of large bone grafts and a small number of teeth in the mouth, eat non-chewable foods until your teeth are ready). You can mix foods that need to be chewed with a mixer. Especially in the first 24 hours, because during these 24 hours, due to the effects of the anesthetic, you may bite your lips severely and a large wound may form.
  13. Do not drink alcohol for five days.
  14. Avoid exercising and heavy work for ten days.
  15. Avoid exercising and heavy work for ten days.
  16. Do not eat fizzy drinks for ten days.
  17. Do not chew food on the operated side for ten days, and if both sides of the operated mouth, eat soft foods and do not chew food. You can mix foods that need to be chewed with a mixer.
  18. Do not brush on the operated area for up to two weeks, and after two weeks, if the implant cap (gum shaper) is inserted, brush this shaper like a natural tooth but gently to prevent it from becoming scaly. Kurds.
  19. To prevent and treat swelling for as long as 24 hours after surgery, apply a cold compress (cold mineral water, unopened ice cream, a mixture of ice and water) to the operated area gently with a thin cloth from the outside of the mouth. Do this for ten minutes at ten-minute intervals. After 24 hours, place a warm towel over the outside of your mouth for up to five days. If the swelling increases after five days, go to the office Call or text WhatsApp Office.
  20. You may have a slight fever for up to 24 hours, in which case do not worry if your fever persists after 24 hours or you have a fever after a few days, call the office or send a message to WhatsApp office.
  21. To prevent dizziness, slowly change position for a day and avoid getting up quickly.
  22. You may experience hemorrhage or bruising at the surgical site. To remove and prevent this hemorrhage, apply a cold compress (cold mineral water, unopened ice cream, a mixture of ice and water) with a thin cloth on the outside for up to 24 hours after surgery. Gently place your mouth on the operated area and do this for ten minutes at ten minute intervals. After 24 hours, place a warm towel on the area outside the mouth for as long as five days.
  23. Due to lip augmentation in surgery, the corner of your lips may be sore. In this case, get vitamin A-D ointment from the pharmacy and moisturize your lips three times a day.
  24. You are less likely to have trouble swallowing food and opening your mouth for up to 10 days, which is normal and resolves over time.
  25. You are less likely to have nosebleeds if you have had maxillofacial surgery, which is normal.
  26. If the implant is done at the same time, your dentist may have placed a metal piece, which is a temporary piece that forms the gums, on your implant. If this piece loosens or falls, keep it and call the office to re-install this piece or send a message to WhatsApp office.
  27. If your pain does not decrease with novafen capsule, you can take this capsule twice every eight hours. If your pain does not decrease for another hour, take naproxen 500 suppository every twelve hours with novafen capsule. Eat every eight hours. If the pain is not relieved, call the office for two hours or send a message to WhatsApp.
  28. Visit the center every 6-12 months for check-up of implants and other teeth. These checkups are very important and with these checkups, you prevent tooth extraction that can be maintained with a denervation treatment, and you prevent tooth denervation that can be treated with a restoration, and in addition to reducing long-term costs, your oral health You also guarantee.
  29. Visit for sutures after ten days. Your sutures may open on their own, which is not a cause for concern.
  30. After completing all the steps of implantation and installation of veneer, due to the fact that toothbrushes and floss are not able to clean some areas of the implant, the use of waterjet is mandatory.
  31. Click here for instructions on the medications you have been prescribed. Take your medications with a full glass of water and as much as possible with a full stomach (to prevent stomach pain). Take all medications as directed. Each of these instructions has a scientific reason, for example, taking prescribed painkillers is necessary despite the lack of pain because these painkillers have anti-inflammatory properties and prevent swelling and bruising of the face as much as possible.
  32. Read more about dental caries prevention and health education here.

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