Dry socket (alveolar osteitis) is a painful complication that can occur after tooth extraction when the protective blood clot is lost, exposing bone and nerves. It typically develops a few days post-extraction and causes severe, radiating pain. Common risk factors include smoking, trauma during extraction, and poor oral hygiene. Management focuses on relieving discomfort and promoting healing through supportive care.
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