Dry socket, or alveolar osteitis, happens when the blood clot that forms in your socket after tooth extraction gets dislodged or doesn’t form properly. That blood clot is like a natural bandage—it protects the underlying bone and nerves. Without it? Raw bone and exposed nerves.

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Preparing your pre- and post-surgery meals might be the key to faster recovery and less discomfort. Choosing the right foods before and after your oral surgery ensures fewer complications, better healing, and more comfort during recovery.

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Struggling to sleep after getting your wisdom teeth removed? You're not alone. In this post, we share 9 simple tips to help you rest comfortably, reduce pain, and avoid complications like dry socket—so you can heal faster and sleep better starting tonight.

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We’ve all blamed headaches on stress, lack of sleep, or too much screen time. But what if that persistent, throbbing pain in your head is coming from your mouth—specifically, your wisdom teeth?

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An impacted wisdom tooth doesn’t just sit quietly. It can cause pain, infections, and even damage to nearby teeth or bone. Knowing the symptoms of impacted wisdom teeth can save you from bigger oral health issues later.

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Wisdom teeth removal isn’t always a must. The key is personalized care, regular monitoring, and understanding the signs that do call for action. Work closely with your dentist or oral surgeon to decide what’s best for you.

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Eyelid surgery, or blepharoplasty, is a cosmetic or functional procedure that removes or repositions skin, fat, and muscle from the upper or lower eyelids. This can help reduce signs of aging, improve vision in some cases, and give a more youthful, refreshed appearance.

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Rhinoplasty—commonly referred to as a nose surgery—is one of the most popular facial procedures today. Whether its for aesthetic enhancement or functional reasons like improving your breathing, being prepared for rhinoplasty is critical for a smooth experience and optimal results.

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An apicoectomy, also known as root-end surgery, is a minor surgical procedure that removes the tip of a tooth’s root (called the “apex”) and the surrounding infected tissue. This is typically done when a standard root canal hasn’t completely cleared the infection or when reinfection occurs.

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