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Physical Activity Limitation and Sports after Wisdom Teeth Removal 

1/22/2017

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One of the most common questions regarding wisdom teeth removal in Sydney is how long the patient should wait to exercise or resume their sports activities after going through the procedure. As you all know, based on the complexity of the procedure, each wisdom tooth extraction process is difficult and the corresponding recovery time varies. In many cases, most of the people get back to their normal routine within two days because there were only minor side-effects immediately following the extraction. But, in some cases, attempting to resume your regular physical activities and sports can dislodge or aggravate the blood clot in your gum. If it occurs, it lengthens your recovery time and cause increased discomfort. So, here we have compiled a list of information regarding the period of time required to resume your normal physical activities after your oral surgery.

Physical Activities – Limitations
For the first twenty four hours after the surgery, physical activities must be strictly avoided because this time is the first critical stages of healing process. In common, the level of discomfort will be the most severe for 2 days after the tooth extraction. So, oral surgeons recommend patients to take a complete rest on bed and avoid physical activities. This includes most strenuous work like exercise, bending, heavy lifting and more.

Sports
Many people question that can they return to their regular sport activities after 48 hours of healing. But, obviously, the answer is no! It is not wise at all to get straight back to your normal level of physical activities or sports participation in just two or three days after experiencing oral surgery. Instead, return slowly for regular cardiovascular exercise step by step for a few days and then shift to running laps, sprints, or basic conditioning.

The Bottom Line
Don’t push yourself for any risky physical activities and stay away from any contact of sports in order to avoid getting hit in the face or mouth. Watch out for any increased pain or hurting during a physical activity and if so, stop it immediately and talk to your oral surgeon in Sydney to make sure everything went right!
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Malik Omran link
9/27/2021 10:49:29 pm

Thanks for the help. I also have a question I hope it could be answered through this reply, so I have a basketball league coming up that will be on Tuesdays and Thursdays nights and if I get my wisdom tooth removed on Friday I would have 4 days to rest till Tuesday will that be enough time to heal and rest?

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