could i drink soda if i have a dry socket?

Question

Can you drink fizzy drink with dry socket?

Answer 1

Yes: The main issue with a dry socket under treatment is to not disturb or displace any dressings that have been placed there. While no dentist would recommend soda over more healthy choices, careful drinking without using a straw is not specifically contraindicated.

Answer 2

Not recommended: Sodas are very acidic, therefore, it can irritate the bone making the dry socket more prone to infection.

Answer 3

OK: Should be ok. Follow postop instructions.

Answer 4

Yes: It is meant to fall out with time. If you are bleeding or having a problem, call the dentist or oral surgeon who performed or discuss with the doctor on call. Otherwise, observe and it should be okay. Do not hesitate to call or be seen. Socket to me!

Answer 5

Not a podiatry ?: Direct this to your dentist.

Answer 6

Yes : It can happen. There are several types of medications that can be placed in a dry socket. Some are more prone to coming out by themselves.

Answer 7

Very serious: Dry socket is a painful serious complication after a tooth is extracted. It is not common--only about 5-7% of all extractions.

Answer 8

Painful : A dry socket will present as intense/increasing pain typically 48 hours after a tooth extraction. Treatment is to have a medicated dressing placed into the affected area. Antibiotics will not help a dry socket.

Answer 9

Bone infection: A dry socket, is a complication of wound healing following extraction of a tooth. Dry socket is an osteitis or bone inflammation which happens when the clot is lost and the socket has a dry appearance because of exposed bone. This bare bone is exposed to bacteria in saliva and becomes infected causing pain. The condition is serious and your dentist should be consulted.

Answer 10

No, but DENTISTS do: If by doctor you mean your primary care md, then no. We are familiar with, but do not typically manage dry (dental) sockets. There are doctors who do (ent, oral surgeons, plastic surgeons), and dry sockets are painful and not uncommon (~ 5%). You could try over the counter pain medicine, warm salt water swish, or perhaps clove oil to help with symptoms until you see a dentist.

Answer 11

Dry socket: Severely damaged and injured eyes can lead to destruction of the tear mechanism and dryness of the socket. This can make wearing a prosthetic eye difficult and uncomfortable. You should consult with an oculoplastic surgeon if this is your problem as well as your ocularist who made the prosthetic eye.

Answer 12

I can not help you: Need more information, which socket you talking about?

Answer 13

Dry socket: See your dentist/oral surgeon again. Dry socket occurs when the blood clot at the dental extraction site is dislodged or dissolves prior to wound healing. Pain results from exposure of the bone & nerves. Otc treatment is inadequate for the problem. The surgeon will remove food particles and pack the wound with a medicated dressing that may have to be changed every few days. He can rx pain meds.

Answer 14

Not much: A dry socket will present as intense/increasing pain typically 48 hours after a tooth extraction. It is caused by exposed bone in an area that has lost it's blood clot. Treatment is to have a medicated dressing placed into the affected area. Antibiotics will not help a dry socket. Some patients have 'waited out the pain' without seeing their surgeon; i would not recommend that course of action.

Answer 15

Dry socket: Oestrogen in women, smoking, poor general health.

Answer 16

Bad luck: Dry sockets can occur with any extraction. Vigorous rinsing, spitting, sucking through a straw, and smoking may increase the risk of developing a dry socket or osteitis.

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