What hemostatic medication should be used for bleeding after tooth extraction?

Generally, the amount of bleeding after tooth extraction is not significant. Dentists usually apply a topical hemostatic agent, such as gelatin sponge, directly onto the extraction site to stop the bleeding, and no oral hemostatic medications are typically required. After tooth extraction, the medications prescribed by dentists are usually anti-inflammatory drugs and pain relievers. If bleeding increases after the procedure, it is recommended to apply ice packs or reapply a gelatin sponge to the extraction site. If bleeding persists, prompt medical attention is advised.