Hojení po vytržení zubu: Co dělat, když vám zub vypadl

When you lose a tooth, your body starts a quiet but powerful process called hojení po vytržení zubu, přirozená reakce těla na zranění, která obnovuje tkáně a zabrání infekci. Also known as zubní hojení, it’s not just about healing the hole—it’s about protecting your jawbone, gums, and the rest of your teeth. If you skip the basics, you risk dry socket, infection, or even long-term bone loss. Most people think it’s just about waiting a few days, but the first 24 to 72 hours decide everything.

Key to this process is the krevní sraženina, tmavá, clonovitá hmota, která se tvoří v důlku po vytržení a chrání zraněnou oblast před bakteriemi a zánětem. If you rinse too hard, smoke, drink through a straw, or eat something crunchy too soon, you can dislodge it—and that’s when the pain hits. Dry socket isn’t just uncomfortable; it delays healing by weeks. And if you ignore swelling or pus? That’s not normal—it’s a infekce po vytržení, zánět, který se šíří do dásní a kosti a může vést k vážnějším problémům. It doesn’t always hurt right away, but you’ll feel it later—when your face swells, your breath stinks, or the pain spreads to your ear.

What you eat matters. Soft foods like yogurt, mashed potatoes, and soup are fine. Avoid spicy, acidic, or hot meals. Don’t chew on that side. Brush gently, but skip the area around the socket for the first 24 hours. Saltwater rinses after the first day help—but only if you do them softly. And yes, you should call your dentist if you’re still in pain after three days, or if you notice a bad taste that won’t go away.

Most people heal fine if they follow the rules. But too many skip the advice because they think it’s over once the tooth is gone. It’s not. Your mouth is still healing, and it needs care. The posts below show real cases—what went wrong, what worked, and what you should never do after a tooth extraction. You’ll find practical tips from patients who’ve been there, and clear guidance from dentists who’ve seen it all. No fluff. Just what you need to heal right.