Wisdom teeth: You have done a great job in not smoking for a week. Use this as a start to quitting this bad habit. Follow the instructions given by the oral surgeon or extracting dentist since they know your specific situation. In most cases if you are free of pain and swelling one can gradually return to normal activities, even smoking.
Answered 8/15/2020
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Possibly: Smoking will at best slow the healing process. It does increase the risk of complications, including dry socket. At worst smoking can kill you. Yo've been carcinogen-free for a week. Look at continuing to abstain from smoking as the best gift bayou can give yourself.
Answered 8/16/2020
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