Tooth extraction before menstruation

Tooth extraction cannot be performed before menstruation, because tooth extraction before menstruation will cause heavy bleeding of the gums. In addition, women’s physical condition is relatively poor before menstruation, and tooth extraction will cause gum inflammation. Therefore, everyone should choose the right time to extract teeth. It is best to have a tooth extracted away from menstruation and pregnancy. After the extraction, take medication for pain according to the doctor's advice and adjust your diet.

People are like this. They don't know how to take care of their teeth when they are in good condition. They wait until problems arise and then try all kinds of remedies. However, this behavior is like trying to remedy the situation after the problem has been solved. It is too late. As long as the teeth can be used to eat and do not hurt, many people will not think about how to take care of their teeth. Only when your teeth start to hurt and your face becomes swollen will you realize that your teeth are sick and need treatment. Most people go to the hospital and ask the dentist to extract their teeth only when the toothache becomes unbearable.

However, tooth extraction is not allowed when you have toothache. It is only allowed when there is no inflammation in the tooth. So can I have my tooth extracted the day before my period? In fact, tooth extraction is not allowed during menstruation, because tooth extraction during menstruation may cause heavy bleeding from the tooth wound, and the bleeding cannot be stopped. We all know that menstruation does not always come on time. It may be early or late. If we extract a tooth the day before the menstruation, how can we be sure that the menstruation will come after the tooth is extracted? It is possible that the menstruation will come during the extraction. In other words, the tooth cannot be extracted the day before the menstruation.

Many people think that tooth extraction is a trivial matter and can be done whenever they want. In fact, this is not the case. Teeth are very fragile, and tooth extraction requires a lot of attention, especially for female friends. Tooth extraction is not allowed during menstruation, tooth extraction is not allowed if the teeth are inflamed, and tooth extraction is not allowed the day before menstruation. Some people may find it strange that if the menstruation has not come yet, isn't it possible to pull out the tooth first, and then wait for the bleeding to stop before the menstruation comes? Theoretically, it is possible. But how can we ensure that menstruation will not come during tooth extraction? Moreover, it is uncertain when menstruation will come. If you dare to joke with your own life, even the dentist will not dare to joke with you.

Moreover, who can guarantee that the wound will not bleed again after the bleeding of the extracted tooth stops? If the tooth is extracted the day before the menstruation, and the bleeding stops after the tooth is extracted, and the menstruation comes, then the wound of the extracted tooth bleeds again for no reason the next day, what should I do? Originally, teeth should not be extracted during the menstruation period. Now the tooth wound has not healed during the menstruation period and is bleeding again. This is what dentists worry about and why you can't have a tooth extracted the day before your period.