#extactions

[waxroompro]

Doing it this way definitely takes forever but it’s perfect for learning and seeing what exactly is happening. Coffee filter on one held on with the ring and we are using a syringe but next time we will make the coffee filter sag more so we can get more pressure and speed the process up. No proper set up for this and I’m loving it 💯 💚 - #winterizing #cartridges #concentrates #extactions #live #love #life #waxroomfam #waxroomproductions #dabsfordays https://www.instagram.com/p/B8PGRijBLhE/?igshid=15fr7ku8b2r76

[omnidentalgroup]

You probably think having a toothpulled is not a particularly enjoyable experience. And you no doubt expect to have some discomfort afterward. But that's OK, you say. You can endure it when you need to. But if the painbecomes intense and perhaps even worsen after a few days, it may be a symptom of a condition called dry socket, or alveolar osteitis.

Only a very small percentage -- about 2% to 5% of people -- develop dry socket after a tooth extraction. In those who have it, though, dry socket can be uncomfortable. Fortunately, it's easily treatable.

The socket is the hole in the bone where the tooth has been removed. After a tooth is pulled, a blood clot forms in the socket to protect the bone and nerves underneath. Sometimes that clot can become dislodged or dissolve a couple of days after the extraction. That leaves the bone and nerve exposed to air, food, fluid, and anything else that enters the mouth. This can lead to infection and severe pain that can last for 5 or 6 days.