Direct pressure on site of<unk>  (can have patient bite on gauze or tea bag)
Pressure should be applied for 20 minutes
Smaller gauze with focal pressure better than larger gauze that covers adjacent teeth occlusal surface
Large clots should be wiped away prior to applying gauze
If direct pressure unsuccessful:
Lidocaine with epinephrine injection; reapply gauze
Apply small piece of absorbable gelatin sponge (e.g. - Surgicel)
Consider Tranexamic acid (TXA): soak gauze in solution and apply to<unk> , with pressure
Flaps may be sutured closed
Pressure should be applied for 20 minutes
Smaller gauze with focal pressure better than larger gauze that covers adjacent teeth occlusal surface
Large clots should be wiped away prior to applying gauze
Lidocaine with epinephrine injection; reapply gauze
Apply small piece of absorbable gelatin sponge (e.g. - Surgicel)
Consider Tranexamic acid (TXA): soak gauze in solution and apply to<unk> , with pressure
Flaps may be sutured closed
Bleeding dental socket
Dental fracture
Dental subluxation
Dental abscess
Dental avulsion
Buccal space infections
Dark raised skin lesions
Acute alveolar osteitis 