Results
postoperative pain, hematoma, alveolitis, nerve injury
HEMATOMA, ALVEOLITIS, COMPLICATIONS
Demographic characteristics are described in In the comparison between the three groups on the 1st day after surgery, all values were better in the buccal drainage method group than in the airtight suture method and the no-suture method group, but not significantly. Compared to the first day, the buccal drainage method group showed significant postoperative pain decrease and better speech ability than the no-suture method group on the 3rd day, with a mean of 1.3 and 0.7, respectively (One case of alveolitis was also found in the no-suture method group after surgery; however, the patient recovered quickly after the appropriate treatment was administered. None of the patients exhibited any complications such as nerve injury and hematoma, and all patients recovered without any complications from the procedure. No patients discontinued the trial or were lost to follow-up (Fig. 
