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What Are the Risks of Dental Debridement?

February 9, 2022debridement dental

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What Are the Risks of Dental Debridement?

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Dan Golfy 35 Posted

To minimize the risks, I advise you to go to a competent, trusted specialist. I also advise you to follow all norms and rules of hygiene after the procedure.

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Jogn Cartman 10 Posted Jogn Cartman edited answer July 19, 2021

In general, dental debridement is not risky. It’s safer than a routine cleaning appointment for those who have lots of buildups, and it’s been a while since they have received dental care. You may be at risk for infection following the procedure, so your dentist may prescribe an antibiotic or special mouthwash to use for a few days or weeks. Not long ago, I went to the dentist for a diy tooth filling, and I did this procedure as well. Everything went very well, without complications. Following dental scaling and root planning, contact your dentist immediately if you experience worsening pain.

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Dental debridement is used as a way to clean heavy plaque and tartar buildup from teeth. There are some risks associated with dental debridement, although most are not serious.