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Alveolar Osteitis: An Overview of Diagnosis and Contemporary Management Strategies

DOI : https://doi.org/10.36349/easjdom.2026.v08i01.002

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Alveolar osteitis is a frequent postoperative complication following dental extraction, particularly affecting the mandibular third molars. This condition manifests as severe postextraction pain accompanied by partial or complete loss of the blood clot within the extraction socket. Clinical diagnosis relies on characteristic features, including escalating pain beginning 1-3 days postoperatively and exposed alveolar bone. Management strategies encompass preventive measures using antimicrobial agents and therapeutic interventions, including irrigation, medicated dressings, platelet-rich preparations, and photobiomodulation therapy.

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