Wisdom teeth and vaping?
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As long as they said that you could drink things other then water, then yes, you can still vape.
I always thought the reasons they gave to not smoke was to avoid introducing the nasties to a virtualy open wound, and more so to avoid creating a suction that would slow down allowing the wound to "scab over".
That was my take anyway.....
VapeOn,
Greg
That was my take anyway.....
VapeOn,
Greg
Yes, dry socket is very painful. No sucking is recomended.... cigarette, straw, etc.
I got a dry socket from smoking when I had my wisdom teeth pulled. I WOULD NOT ADVISE SMOKING, VAPING OR SUCKING ON STRAWS. I would rather go through child birth again for 12 hrs with no pain meds before I would want to have dry socket repacked. Having my dry socket repacked was the very worst thing I have ever been through
You are correct BT3, I work in a Dental Office and You will be a hurting puppy if you suck too hard and pull the clots out of the sockets. The clots turn back into bone, so they need to stay in there to seal the hole. If they come out you may get a dry socket which is more painful than a toothache.
Indeed. Also, no hot liquids (tea/coffee). Anything that puts a pulling pressure in the mouth.
Dry socketing is more painful than the original procedure.
Good advice but the above has me scratching my head. How can a blood clot turn into bone?
when i had my wisdom teeth taken out, I smoked analogs at the time and would put some soggy cotton over the wounds in my mouth and never got dry socket.I dont think nicotine is good when trying to heal though.hope this helps,good luck!
When my younger sister got hers removed they said she could use nicotine gum though? That's why I told him he could vape a long as they were letting him ingest stuff other then water. Although I never knew that the action of sucking could cause a dry socket.
Here's what you can do to get your vape on without sucking: Fill a bucket up with water. Get a 2 liter soda bottle and cut the bottom off. Now take the cap and cut a hole in it about the diameter of your e-cig, and put your e-cig in the hole (mouthpiece side down) and seal any gaps around the e-cig with tape. Submerge the 2 liter bottle in the bucket keeping the neck above the water line, and then screw the cap on. Slowly pull the 2 liter bottle up, and a vaccuum will be created inside the bottle which will draw the vapor out from the e-cig. When your e-cig cuts off, unscrew the cap, put your mouth over the opening, and slowly push the bottle down into the water while gently inhaling. Voila, vaping without sucking.
The only reason you are told not to smoke is the fact that you can create dry socket...it's the same reason why they tell you not to drink from a straw. The suction pulls the blood clot out of the sockets, creating an air pocket between the jaw bone and the gumline. And that air pocket is directly on your nerves...which makes it hurt really really really really bad.
If you're going to smoke/vape, you need to use very light drags. You cannot pull hard on your e-cig during this time or you will be paying for it for weeks.
OWWW !!! that has to be the most disturbing mental image I have ever had, and that is coming from someone that has seen a bunch of gross stuff.
Ok I am a PDA dental Asst. You should not be vaping.
It is the sucking motion that can dislodge the clot needed to keep the socket covered and keep the healing process happening. If you dislodge the clot you will give yourself dry socket which is painful but cureable. Hope that helps.
It is the sucking motion that can dislodge the clot needed to keep the socket covered and keep the healing process happening. If you dislodge the clot you will give yourself dry socket which is painful but cureable. Hope that helps.
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