Post-operative hemorrhage following third molar extraction is a common concern. Effective management of this bleeding is critical for patient comfort and to prevent potential complications. The initial focus is on achieving hemostasis through direct pressure and clot stabilization. Uncontrolled or prolonged bleeding necessitates further evaluation to identify potential underlying causes.
Adequate control of oral bleeding following tooth removal contributes significantly to improved healing outcomes and reduced risk of infection. Historically, various methods, ranging from natural remedies to surgical interventions, have been employed to address this issue. Modern techniques prioritize atraumatic surgical approaches and meticulous wound closure to minimize bleeding.