Question 1

can i smoke after wisdom teeth removal without getting a dry socket?

Accepted Answer

No fumare: Smoking will delay clotting and healing and could lead to dry socket which will cause you so much pain you may want to give up smoking  which isn't a bad idea.

Question 2

when is it safe to smoke after having wisdom teeth taken out?

Accepted Answer

24 hour minimum: Wait at least 24 hours before you smoke.  Maybe since you have not smoked for a day you can use this as the start of smoking cessation.  Think about it.

Question 3

when is it safe to smoke again after wisdom teeth removal?

Accepted Answer

Try to Stop: You need to stop for at least 24-36 hours. Since you will have stopped, you should consider using this time to stop for the good of your health, reduce aging wrinkles, save money for other things, etc.

Question 4

when is it safe to smoke marijuana after wisdom teeth removal? i had my teeth removed november 30th and was wondering if its safe to smoke again?

Accepted Answer

Give up smoking!: Smoking is not good for your health!  but there should be no issue with regards to your recovery!  have a blast!

Question 5

i have my wisdom teeth out 6 days ago can i smoke?

Accepted Answer

Ask your dentist: It's better to not smoke at all now and forever for best general\medical health. Always follow your own dentist's instructions when it comes to these things.  Call and ask.

Question 6

got my wisdom teeth out 6 days ago can i smoke again?

Accepted Answer

Yes but …: The longer you can go without smoking the better and more quickly the site will heal. Now would be a excellent time to try and quit. The danger of beginning to smoke soon after and extraction can be the loss of the blood clot that forms in the extraction socket. A "dry socket" can be very slow to heal and very painful. After two days or so, most clots are stable enough to withstand light smoking.

Question 7

i have my wisdom teeth out yesterday morning when can i smoke again?

Accepted Answer

When you've healed: Everyone heals at a different pace... 3 to 14 days, but discuss with your surgeon first.

Question 8

how long after wisdom teeth surgery before i can smoke again?

Accepted Answer

As long as possible: Depending on the difficulty of the extraction, no smoking for 24 hours. The sooner you smoke, the more likely you will have problems. You risk getting a dry socket by smoking. Smoking delays healing.

Question 9

after 4 wisdom teeth are removed, how long must i wait to smoke hooka?

Accepted Answer

Minimum of 2 days: Ideally, 7 days.  No smoking for minimum of 24 hours, 2 days is even better.

Question 10

what to do if i got two upper wisdom teeth and one lower extracted over 96 hours ago, can i lightly smoke weed?

Accepted Answer

You shouldn't: If you had something removed from your arm, would you blow hoit smoke on the incision and expect it to heal better?

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