As with any procedure, you should be aware of any
risks or complications associated with oral surgery. These may include: Infection. Injury to adjacent
teeth. Dry socket (a condition that can occur following extractions, when the blood clotting process is disturbed). Numbness. Tooth root fragments. Sinus problems.While dental surgery is generally safe, there are still some risks and complications that can occur. These may include
bleeding, infection, nerve damage, or allergic reactions to medications. In rare cases, a patient may experience more serious complications, such as a heart attack or stroke.All oral surgeries include a small risk of
bleeding disorders, infections and allergic reactions. Luckily, long-term complications — like those Madsen suffered — occur on an infrequent basis. But an implant placed too close to a nerve can cause numbness or tingling in the tongue, lips, gums or face.
The possible complications include:
- Allergic reaction: Reactions can range from itching or hives to difficulty breathing. ...
- Nerve damage: This can occur after a tooth extraction or even getting an injection in the mouth. ...
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Risks include:
- Infection at the implant site
- Injury or damage to surrounding structures, such as other teeth or blood vessels
