Medical advice after wisdom tooth extraction includes no brushing or rinsing on the same day, at which time the mouth can be cleaned by drinking plenty of warm and cool boiled water.
Wisdom tooth extraction is a common surgical operation in outpatient dental clinics, and the precautions to be taken after extraction include: no brushing or rinsing on the day of extraction, and brushing on the next day to avoid dislodging the blood clot in the extraction wound; semi-liquid or soft food on the day of extraction, and the food should not be overheated, avoiding chewing the food on the side of the tooth to be extracted, and so on.
Since you are not allowed to brush your teeth and rinse your mouth on the day of wisdom tooth extraction, you can only eat warm and soft food, so you can drink more warm and cool water to achieve the effect of cleaning your mouth.
After 24 hours of wisdom tooth extraction, you can brush your teeth to clean your mouth, but brush your teeth gently to minimize the stimulation of the extraction wound, in order to prevent the dislodgement of blood clots, causing bleeding or infection. You can also use chlorhexidine gargle to maintain oral hygiene and prevent infection.
If there is obvious pain and excessive bleeding after wisdom tooth extraction, you should consult a doctor in time to complete the examination and standardize the treatment under the guidance of a professional doctor to avoid delaying the condition.