Sutures are also called sutures and are used to put tissue back together after oral surgery or any complicated extraction. There are two kinds of stitches, stitches that can be absorbed (or dissolved) and harmlessly disintegrated in the body over time, as well as stitches that are not absorbable (or insoluble) and must be manually removed by the surgeon.
There are also different types of absorbable sutures made from different materials. Therefore, after the removal of wisdom teeth or after any oral surgery, it may take several days to several weeks to fully absorb the sutures.
