If you experience any concerning symptoms after surgery, it's essential to reach out to your oral surgeon or healthcare provider for proper evaluation and advice.
After oral surgery, such as wisdom teeth removal, it is not uncommon to experience some bleeding, especially during the first few days of the recovery period. Blood clots often form at the incision sites to aid in the healing process. It's possible for small pieces of blood clots or tissue debris to come out during the healing process, but they are typically small and harmless.
However, the description of your incision site looking "greyish black inside" may be a cause for concern. This could potentially indicate signs of infection or other complications. An infected wound can appear discolored and may have an unpleasant odor. Additionally, it's important to monitor the amount of bleeding, as excessive bleeding could be a sign of a problem.
To ensure you are healing properly and to address any concerns, I strongly recommend contacting your oral surgeon or dentist as soon as possible. They can examine the area, provide a proper diagnosis, and suggest appropriate treatment if necessary. It's better to be safe and have a professional evaluate your condition to avoid any potential complications.
In the meantime, continue following any post-surgery care instructions you were given, such as maintaining good oral hygiene, avoiding certain foods and activities, and taking any prescribed medications as directed.