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Wisdom Tooth Removal After Care Wisdom teeth removal is a common dental procedure, but the healing process can be a little daunting for many. At Picasso Dental Clinic, we understand your concerns and we’re here to guide you through the wisdom tooth removal after care process. In this article, we’ll provide a comprehensive guide to […]

Yes, you can develop an abscess after wisdom tooth removal, though it happens in fewer than 3% of cases when proper care is followed. An abscess is a pocket of pus that forms when bacteria infect the extraction site, typically within the first two weeks after surgery. At Picasso Dental Clinic, where we've tracked outcomes across thousands of extractions since 2013, we see this most often when patients miss antibiotics, smoke during recovery, or don't keep the area clean. The telltale signs are increasing pain after day three, swelling that gets worse instead of better, fever, and a foul taste. The critical thing to understand is that catching it early makes treatment straightforward, usually involving drainage, antibiotics, and cleaning the socket. Most patients recover completely within a week of treatment

Picasso Dental Clinic has earned recognition among Da Nang's best dentists through our combination of international-standard care, advanced technology, experienced multilingual staff, and genuine patient-centered approach. Since establishing our Da Nang location, we've treated thousands of international patients alongside local Vietnamese families, maintaining success rates exceeding 95% across procedures from routine cleanings to complex implant cases. Our team speaks fluent English, understands Western dental expectations, and uses the same materials and techniques as top clinics in Australia, the US, and Europe. What truly distinguishes us is our commitment to honest treatment recommendations, transparent pricing, and building long-term relationships rather than maximizing short-term revenue. Patients consistently tell us they chose Picasso for our reputation but return because of the genuine care and excellent results they experience.

Getting your wisdom teeth removed in Vietnam can save you thousands compared to US or Australian prices. But what happens if complications like an abscess after wisdom tooth removal occur? This guide covers everything expats need to know. What Is an Abscess After Wisdom Tooth Removal? An abscess after wisdom tooth removal is a pocket […]

For urgent wisdom tooth removal, your best options are visiting an emergency dentist who can extract the tooth same day, going to a dental clinic that accepts walk-ins for urgent cases, or visiting a hospital emergency room if severe swelling or fever indicates infection. Most established dental practices reserve emergency appointment slots for situations like yours. At Picasso Dental Clinic, we see emergency wisdom tooth patients without prior appointments at all our locations. Since 2013, we've treated thousands of urgent extractions among over 70,000 patients from 65 nationalities, typically providing same day or next day extraction and immediate pain relief

Bleeding after deep cleaning is normal and expected because the procedure removes calculus and diseased tissue from below the gumline, exposing inflamed areas that were previously covered. Your gums were already bleeding from infection and inflammation; the deep cleaning disrupts this diseased tissue, causing temporary increased bleeding as healing begins. At Picasso Dental Clinic, where I've performed thousands of deep cleanings since 2013 treating over 70,000 patients, I tell everyone to expect bleeding for three to seven days afterward. This bleeding should steadily decrease. Persistent or worsening bleeding beyond one week requires evaluation

Bleeding gums affect 60 to 75 percent of pregnant women due to hormonal changes that increase gum sensitivity to plaque bacteria. While common, this pregnancy gingivitis isn't harmless and requires attention because untreated gum disease during pregnancy links to preterm birth, low birth weight, and preeclampsia risk. You should maintain excellent oral hygiene, see your dentist for cleanings during pregnancy, and report severe or worsening bleeding. At Picasso Dental Clinic, where I've treated over 70,000 patients including many expectant mothers since 2013, I emphasize that pregnancy is a time to improve oral care, not neglect it.