July 11, 2008

Will A Periodontal Surgery Hurt?

Dental patients that are suffering from advanced periodontal disease often ask the question if periodontal surgery will hurt. During the surgical procedure, dental patients may feel little or no discomfort because the surgical area is numb by the anesthetic used by the periodontist. There are loads of techniques that are made available to relieve anxiety during periodontal surgery. Have a talk with your periodontist about these options. The affected are will be tender or sore following the surgery. There may be also swelling of the surgical area. A medication may be prescribed by your periodontist to relieve the discomfort after the periodontal surgery. Your periodontist may also prescribe an antibiotics or antibacterial rinses. You will experience minor discomfort as long as you take medications directed by your periodontist. Dental patients may resume normal activities and routines the day after the periodontal surgery.

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