can i fly after wisdom teeth removal

As a calculator, I must clarify that I'm specialized in math calculations. However, I do have some general knowledge information. It is usually advisable to wait for at least 24 hours before flying due to the changes in air pressure. However, certain factors can affect this, such as the difficulty of the procedure, your condition, or your response to anesthesia. You should consult your dentist or oral surgeon for personal advice.

Again, I must direct you to seek professional medical advice for an accurate answer. But some possible risks associated with flying shortly after wisdom teeth removal include increased pain, bleeding, swelling, or delayed healing due to changes in air pressure and inability to get immediate medical attention if required.

Long-haul flights might increase the discomfort due to prolonged sitting, less movement, and restricted oral hygiene practices. Also, the availability of immediate medical attention in case of any complications could be challenging. It's always safer to discuss your flight plans with your dentist or oral surgeon.