Is the white flesh after wisdom teeth extraction?

The white color after wisdom teeth are extracted is flesh. This is because a white capsule may appear during the wound healing process after the wisdom teeth are extracted.

The cause of the appearance may be food residues left in the mouth, or it may be caused by bacterial infection. Within 24 hours after the tooth is extracted, small granular tissue may appear, and the local gums may slowly shrink, which is the gradual shrinkage of the local wound of the tooth extraction, which can play a role in maintaining blood clots and promoting healing. After about 7 days, the blood clots may gradually be replaced by small granular tissue, and after about three or four days, the connective tissue and epithelial tissue will gradually replace the small granular tissue. After about 30 days, chemical fibrous bone will replace the connective tissue. As time goes by, bone tissue can be completely produced after three months. Regular observation at the dental hospital is required.

After the tooth is extracted, you need to take oral anti-inflammatory drugs as prescribed by the doctor to prevent infection. Within one week after the tooth is extracted, avoid rinsing your mouth with cold water, otherwise the virus may invade the mouth. Choose to rinse your mouth with cool boiled water, which should be below 25 degrees. Do not eat hard foods, such as ice cubes, sugar cane, and chewing gum. You can choose to eat some soft foods to avoid tooth bumps, such as rice porridge or pure milk.