Hi Serg,

How many days has it been since it was treated the last time?

If it has been more than 2 days and the socket feels okay, you can use the syringe VERY GENTLY to irrigate the socket. It is best to just use salt water in the syringe as this does the best job of keeping the area clean without irritation.

Corsodyl is Chlorexidine which can be very irritating to the surgical site and oral tissue. You do not need to use this.

A therapeutic salt water mix would be:

1/4 to 1/2 teaspoon of salt in a bathroom size cup (3 oz).
Mix with warm water, stir well.
Put the plunger completely into the syringe.
Place the curved tip of the syringe into the cup of salted water and draw up on the plunger to fill the syringe. You do not need to fill the syringe all the way.

Irrigating the socket is only helpful if you do it gently. Otherwise if you use too much force you could disrupt the blood clot and end up with another dry socket.

If you are hesitant to use the syringe, that's okay ... then make sure you rinse well 3-4 times a day with warm salt water. When you eat avoid that area of your mouth.

Hope this information is helpful to you.