A GENTLE REMINDER
- It is advised not to blow the nose after maxillary teeth extraction.
- However, blowing the nose within 24 hours of extraction can lead to a rupture of the thin lining of the bone that separates the maxillary teeth and the sinus
- Which can lead to sinus exposure and infection.
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Here's why you should never blow your nose immediately after maxillary teeth extraction. A gentle reminder!
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