Care that should be taken by the patient after tooth extraction:

• put on an hour of sterile gauze placed in the wound, tight between the teeth.
• Do not rub her mouth for a couple of hours. Spitting causes bleeding. It is better to swallow water, although it is a bit bloody.  
• His mouth is closed and he does not talk much.  
• Take an ice cream an hour after teething.  
• For a few hours, it did not burn hot foods or liquids.  
• Do not use straw for 24 hours to drink liquids. The suction resulting from the use of straw may cause bleeding to start again. 
• If, after an hour, the bleeding continues or starts again, leave a sterile gas or wet bag of tea in the wound and squeeze the teeth together for about half an hour.  
• If necessary, the pain reliever will use the wound after removing sterile gas.
•   From the day after the toothpick, brushing other teeth should be resumed. Of course, for a few days, the wound area should be cleansed cleanly. Also, from tomorrow's day tooth extraction, mouthwash or salt therapy or chlorhexidine solution (once every two weeks for a week) is useful for preventing infection and helping to heal wounds.