Negative pressure: To suck liquid with straw, you need to create negative pressure in your mouth. That will cause bleeding from root.
Answered 3/19/2013
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Clot dislodgment: The answer given by another doctor is not quite accurate, as it states it will cause bleeding from the root. I understand what the person is thinking i suppose, but extraction of a tooth means the crown and the root. The reason is: sucking pressure can easily dislodge a recent clot, thereby exposing alveolar bone to the oral environment, it is called a dry socket. Clot loss due to suction.
Answered 11/27/2018
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