Assessment of Effects of Antiplatelet Drugs on Bleeding Risk After Teeth Extractions

Dental Extraction Can Be Performed Safely in Patients on Aspirin Therapy: A Timely Reminder

“…There was no statistically significant difference between two groups with respect to postoperative bleeding complications. They concluded that there is no need for interruption of long-term aspirin therapy prior to dental extractions [ 74 ].…”

Routine Extraction of The Patient Receiving Antiplatelet Drug – A Review of Literature

“…They concluded that there is no need for interruption of long-term aspirin therapy prior to dental extractions. 46 In 2011, Medeiros et al performed simple single tooth extraction (molar tooth) in patient on aspirin therapy. Sixty-three patients involved in the study were randomly divided into two groups.…”

Effect of Low-Dose Aspirin on Bleeding Following Exodontia: A Prospective Clinical Study

“…When the action of platelets is inhibited, the bleeding time (BT) is prolonged. Therefore, simple dental extraction procedure becomes a challenge if the patient is on antiplatelet therapy [5].…”

“…Most of the earlier studies published in English literature have suggested stopping ASA therapy because of the risk of prolonged bleeding after surgery [8][9][10]. But several authors suggested that ASA therapy can be maintained and subsequent post-extraction hemorrhage can be treated by local measures [5]. This research aims to study the effects of low-dose aspirin on bleeding after exodontia.…”