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How Soon After Tooth Extraction Can I Get TT

Bit of a random question... and, of course I will be calling my PS to ask him as well. However, I am looking to move my surgery date up from May 16 to April 4... due to unforseen scheduling conflicts.... Problem is I have a tooth abcess extraction on 3/22. That would be exactly 14 days prior to the date I would like to have my TT. Is that too soon? I will be on antibiotics for about 10 days after extraction. Will this pose a risk to my procedure?? Thank you for taking the time to answer my quest

10 Doctor Answers | Asked by i am mine in New Jersey
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Tooth extraction before tummy

This should not be problem as long as there is no ongoing infection.Obviously I would not have an elective procedure done if there is an unresolved infection.
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Timing of dental surgery and elective surgery

If you have an ongoing infection after the two weeks from your extraction, the surgery should be postponed.
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Tummy tuck after dental surgery

I think as long as you have no clinical signs of infection, have completed your full course of antibiotics, and have no remaining dental infection issues, you should be fine to have your tummy tuck 2 weeks after your dental surgery.  Be sure to discuss this with your surgeon, though.

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Tummy tuck after tooth extraction.

You should be okay to go ahead with surgery after you complete the course of antibiotics from the tooth extraction. This assumes of course that the abscess resolves in that time.
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Tummy tuck, abdominoplasty

A tummy tuck, abdominoplasty should be able to be safely done in that time period after an extraction. However, if you do develop an infection from it, the surgery should be postponed. We do offer special pricing at this time for our out of town patient. Please inquire tyhrough our website. Also, watch my videos there also. 
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Tummy tuck and infection

As long as you have finished your antibiotic course and there is no evidence of an ongoing problem it should be ok to proceed with tummy tuck procedure at the earlier date.
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Tummy Tuck Surgery Timing

As long as all of your symptoms are resolved with the antibiotics and there is no evidence of infection (which should be the case), then there should be no problem to perform a tummy tuck.  Again, you should always talk to your surgeon prior to the procedure.
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Timing of TT

Generally speaking, dental surgery 2 weeks prior to an elective procedure poses little additional risk for a tummy tuck as long as you are healing and have no intra oral symptoms. Please discuss this with plastic surgeon.
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Timing Of TT

Personally, I do not see any problem moving up your surgery date but I would discuss it with your surgeon.
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Surgery following abscess

Fourteen days after drainage of an abscess and even with antibiotics, you are at a small increased risk of infection. However, you are still at increased risk one and a half months later. Do talk to your surgeon and give him/her the full information in your problem. Unless there is something that indicates otherwise or you are still having problems, surgery at 14 days should not be a problem.
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