chewing tobacco dry socket risk alveolar osteitis What is Osteitis/Dry ? Alveolar osteitis, commonly called dry

Alveolar osteitis, commonly called dry socket, is one of the most painful complications after extraction. It usually appears 13 days after the tooth is removed, when the normal blood clot is lost Delayed Healing of Extraction Socket Dry socket (alveolar osteitis) = most tested cause Occurs 23 days post extraction Severe throbbing pain, often radiates to ear Empty socket, exposed bone Dry Socket(Alveolar Osteitis) occurs when the primary blood clot dislodged or dissolved. It occurs after a couple of days after extraction, often worst than the pain from the tooth prior to Causes and Symptoms of Dry Socket After Tooth Extraction

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