ADA Accessibility Information
Accessibility

A
A

A

Signs Your Oral Surgery Site Is Bleeding Too Much and What to Do


Posted on 5/10/2021 by Mountain State Oral and Facial Surgery
Signs Your Oral Surgery Site Is Bleeding Too Much and What to DoAfter a minor or major oral surgery, it is normal to bleed during and after the procedure, but the bleeding should stop later the same day. After that, a clot will form in the surgery site, preventing further bleeding. To control the bleeding, we will also give you a gauze. You should not worry if your gauze contains blood even after the bleeding stops. To keep your mouth clean, you should change your gauze after 30 to 45minutes.

Signs of Excessive Bleeding After Oral Surgery


After dental surgery, it is normal to experience bleeding in the first 24 hours, after which a clot will form, and the bleeding will stop. To prevent bleeding, we encourage you to avoid rinsing your mouth for the first 24hours, avoid using straws, and stop smoking, as these may dislodge your blood clot and cause excessive bleeding. If you exercise regularly, you will need to pause your schedule, as exercising causes increased blood pressure, increasing bleeding. If, after observing these rules, and your wound is still oozing blood, or you cannot speak or eat with ease, it could indicate an abnormality, and you should contact us immediately. Excessive bleeding could be due to a systemic disease or the side effect of certain medications. Therefore, seeking medical attention is necessary to avoid losing too much blood.

What We Will Do


We will examine your surgery wound during your appointments to see whether there is any dislodged clot and use adhesives to stop the bleeding. If your bleeding results from specific medication that affects blood clotting, we will prescribe an alternative. We will also check for underlying medical conditions that may interfere with blood clotting and administer treatment. For more details on bleeding after oral surgery, contact our office today.

Ashland Office

2301 Lexington Ave, Suite 120
Ashland, KY 41101

Beckley Office

150 Brookshire Lane
Beckley, WV 25801

Charleston Office

869 Oakwood Rd
Charleston, WV 25314

Huntington Office

3135 16th Street Road, Suite 20
Huntington, WV 25701

Hurricane Office

100 Prestige Park Drive
Hurricane, WV 25526

Kanawha City Office

4307 MacCorkle Ave SE
Charleston, WV 25304

Parkersburg Office

417 Grand Park Drive, Suite 103
Parkersburg, WV 26105

Princeton Office

220 Locust Street
Princeton,WV 24740

Vinton Office

895 E Washington Ave
Vinton, VA 24179


Copyright © 2020-2024 Mountain State Oral and Facial Surgery and WEO Media (Touchpoint Communications LLC). All rights reserved.  Sitemap
Dental Implants WV • About Mountain State Oral and Facial
As oral surgery specialists, we use the latest technology and advanced techniques to provide a supreme level of care. Call to schedule an appointment today!
Mountain State Oral and Facial Surgery, 869 Oakwood Rd Charleston, WV 25314 : 304-343-5161 : mtstateoms.com : 7/25/2024 : Related Terms: dental implants Charleston WV :