You could smoke right after having a tooth filled, though I would not suggest it. maybe wait an hour or so but it should not have any affect pain-wise. The only thing is that if you've had white colored filling, the smoke, after time, may cause them to darken in color.
I just had two of my teeth filled today and i smoked right after because my dentist told me my answer i have given to you.
"Wait at least 24 hours after a cavity filling before smoking. Smoking too soon can hinder the healing process and increase the risk of complications. Follow your dentist's recommendations for a smoother recovery."
Smoking after getting a filling is a question that should be answered by a dentist. Smoking is not good for any health reasons.
How about the rest of your life. Does that work for you? On a kinder note you can smoke as soon as the freezing comes out.
1 hour depending on how big the cavity was. Bst to ask the dentist when you get it filled.
Yes you can. Just make sure you continue to brush your teeth.
it doesnt matter how much you smoke. as soon as you smoke it, its in your system.
i m not sure but i drink water after smoke .
Yes,but you shouldn't even smoke.
There is no age to get a filling. Teeth only need to be filled if they have a cavity. Not everyone will get a cavity. But pretty much anytime a tooth is filled, it will need to be numbed with an injection. A child should have their first check up by age 4, in my opinion. The suggested age is; I'v heard one and three. How many one year olds will sit in a dental chair for xrays and a cleaning...? So just get children in as soon as possible for check ups. Even if it's just to get them used to going.
Sealants are placed on children's permanent back teeth soon after they come into the mouth because they are most at risk for decay at that time. Once a cavity has occurred in a tooth, it must be filled. It cannot be sealed. Also a tooth that has been filled cannot be sealed. If a person reaches adulthood without getting a cavity in a particular tooth, the likelihood of getting one is substantially reduced, and the benefit of sealing the tooth is very minimal. Adults can have their teeth sealed, but the expense far outweighs the benefit.
A cavity, no matter what kind it is, is a hole. You cannot take out a hole, but you can fill it up. In the case of a tooth cavity, the dentist drills and picks out all of the rotten tooth, right down to good solid material. Then he swabs the cleaned cavity with a liquid to plug up the tiny tubules inside, and also to discourage bacteria growth. Then he packs it full of a silver mixture which is the best material for a long-lasting filling. So . . . no, I cannot take out a cavity because I am not a dentist.
Of course it is better to fill it immediately and stop any further damage to the tooth. Why would you wait? So the cavity can get bigger? So the whole tooth rots away so you don't have to fill it?
Yes, I think he still do. But hope he stops very soon.
no as soon as you enter a cofe shop your then legally allowed to smoke/eat canabis products.
The smoke from the drugs make your lungs rot in place and soon you will die