The immediate risk is the matter of recovery from the sedation. This will take several hours. A 24-hour break is often advised before resuming normal activity. However, the blood has to clot and the gum has to heal, so care is needed when brushing etc for several days afterwards. If stitches have been used, then a further 7 to ten days of 'healing' will be necessary.
However, as gym sessions don't usually involve chewing, eating or jaw movements (except for boxing and Martial Arts, maybe!), then, with care, some moderate exercise may be taken.
Even so, it is best to consult your dentist or a medical professional, as there may be further factors that should be considered.
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Depending on how extensive the surgery was, you should plan on taking it easy for about a week to ten days. During that time, you are at risk for developing post-operative complications such as dry socket or bleeding. If you have sutures that need to be removed by the surgeon, take it easy until then and discuss your activity level with him/her. Follow their advice.
You can eat after having your wisdom teeth removed, but you should eat food that aren't crunchy, such as mashed potatoes, pudding, and milkshakes.
Having wisdom teeth removed has no bearing on when you defecate.
Yes, of course.
It is not recommended that you do any strenuous exercise after having any teeth removed. Exercising could cause the tooth socket to bleed again or even hemorrhage . When you exercise you are making your heart pump blood faster around the body and this could dislodge the clot that forms to stop the socket bleeding.
For a while ( few days) after your wisdom teeth are removed, it is advisable to do nothing that might disturb the blood clots that have formed in the tooth socket. That would include running or jumping.
It is quite common to have wisdom teeth removed anywhere from 15 to 30.
Directions on the bottle advise to not use in the area of recently extracted teeth.
The swollen lymph node under your jaw could be from having your wisdom teeth removed two weeks ago. You should see the dentist again in case there is an infection.
2 and 1/2 weeks
Yes, it is safe for you to get your ears pierced four days before having your wisdom teeth removed. You only need to remove jewelry during major surgeries.
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Jana and Jill had their wisdom teeth removed.