In this article:Home Remedies for Dry SocketAnecdotal Remedies for Dry Socket ReliefHow to Prevent a Dry Socket?Additional TipsFinal WordTooth extraction is a simple straightforward operation followed by a quick recovery process, provided you exercise proper postoperative care. The first step toward the healing of the extraction site is the formation of a protective blot clot covering the empty space in the alveolar bone. Sometimes, the clot may fail to form on its own or get dislodged or dissolves before the wound has fully healed.This exposes the underlying nerve endings, gums, and jawbone to air, food, drinks, and anything you put in your mouth which makes the sensitive area hurt and leaves it vulnerable to further damage.The total or partial loss of blood clot will not only delay the healing of the socket, but it will result in intense pain inside the socket and along the nerves radiating to the side of your face. The exposed jawbone is likely to become inflamed and the socket may...
