When Can I Exercise After Tooth Extraction?
Quick Answer
48-72 hours
Exercise After Tooth Extraction: What You Need to Know
After a tooth extraction, you should wait 48-72 hours before exercising.
Why? Increased blood pressure can dislodge the clot
Warning: Strenuous activity can cause bleeding
Tips for Exercising After Tooth Extraction
- Keep your head elevated
- Start with walking before intense exercise
Other Activities After Tooth Extraction
See when you can do other activities after your tooth extraction:
Recovery info: Recovery timelines are general guidelines based on typical cases. Individual recovery may vary based on your health, the complexity of your procedure, and other factors. Always follow your dentist's specific post-operative instructions.
About Tooth Extraction
A tooth extraction is the removal of a tooth from its socket in the bone, either simple (visible tooth) or surgical (impacted tooth).
Having Problems Recovering?
If you're experiencing pain, swelling, or other concerns after your procedure, check your symptoms to see if you need to seek care.
Check Your SymptomsFrequently Asked Questions
Can I exercise after tooth extraction?
You should wait 48-72 hours before exercising after tooth extraction. Increased blood pressure can dislodge the clot
What happens if I exercise too soon after tooth extraction?
Strenuous activity can cause bleeding
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