After tooth extraction, the cotton pad that your doctor puts on the extraction wound should be in that area for 20 minutes and tight tamponade should be done. Gargling or gargling should never be done in that area. The extraction site should not be sucked, even for control purposes. Despite all these, it is normal for there to be slight bleeding in the form of a sting in that area. Excessive bleeding may indicate a problem with blood values. There may be a problem with clotting factors or it may be due to vitamin K deficiency.

If you have followed the precautions after the extraction and have not used aspirin-type painkillers, and there is heavy bleeding after the extraction, you should be examined by a doctor systematically. Because in the future, your bleeding cannot be stopped after a traffic accident or a major emergency surgery.