First, read the English article below.

The day following your surgery, start using a simple solution of salt water to help keep your teeth and mouth clean in between brushing. This will not only help keep your mouth clean, but also help reduce inflammation.  Make a salt solution by dissolving 1/2 teaspoon of salt in an 8 oz glass of warm water. Gently swish around a mouthful of the saline solution for 30 seconds. Don't spit it out: tilt your head to the side and allow the water to drain. This will avoid disturbing the empty tooth socket. Rinse with the salt water after every meal to help clear out debris in your mouth.  You can also use a mouthwash to rinse your mouth if it doesn't contain alcohol, which can irritate your surgery site. Your doctor may provide you with an irrigator, or a small plastic syringe, to rinse out your mouth. Use this after meals and at bedtime if your doctor advises this treatment.  Your doctor may prescribe the irrigator only on the lower extraction sites. Make sure to follow his or her instructions. You can use the simple saline solution to fill the irrigator. Make sure to get the tip of the irrigator close to the surgery site flush it out. You can also use it to flush out your teeth. This may be slightly painful, but keeping your mouth and the surgery area clean will help reduce the chance of infection or dry socket. The water pressure from these tools is too great to use immediately after surgery and could disturb your tooth socket, delaying healing. Unless your dentist specifically recommends otherwise, don't use a waterpik or water flosser for one week after having your wisdom teeth removed. 

Now, please write a short abstract for it in Chinese. Abstract:
用盐水漱口。 用冲洗器来漱口。 不要用冲牙器或者冲水牙线。