Recovery of wound after removal of the tooth

• The process of normal recovery of the moon is unabated. On the 3rd day after the removal, there are first signs of epilelation of the wound.
• 3-4 days. Granular tissue is being developed.
• 7-8 days. Most of the thickness is replaced by granules, while the edges of the vein form a new layer of epithelium. The thickness remains only inside the moon. There are small bones, the first signs of a new bone.
• 14-18 days. Full epileption (follow defect) of the wound surface. By that time, the entire moon is filled with a screaming, rich cages of granular tissue. There is an intensive development of bone tissue from the bottom and the side surfaces of the moon.
• Day 30. The osteoid tissue fills most of the hole from the side surfaces and the bottom to the center.
• 45 days. The formation of bone tissue in the moon is still ongoing.
• 2-3 months. The young bone tissue fills almost all the hole space. The bone marrows are reduced, the bones are stacked.
• Four months. There is a new bone in the upper part of the moon, which over time acquires a normal rupture.
• With the formation of the bones of the edge of the moon and the alveol, approximately 1/3 of the root length shall be dispersed. Over time, the alveolar ridge in the area of remote teeth becomes lower and lower. He's got an inner or exciting shape over the moon.