Is it ok to go the dentist when your lip piercing is not fully healed?

No, it is not recommended to go to the dentist when your lip piercing is not fully healed.

During the healing process of a lip piercing, the area around the piercing can be swollen, tender, and prone to bleeding. This can make it difficult for the dentist to perform a thorough examination and treatment, and may increase the risk of complications such as infection or damage to the piercing.

It is generally advisable to wait until your lip piercing is fully healed before scheduling any dental appointments that involve procedures near the piercing site. The healing time for a lip piercing can vary from person to person, but it typically takes several weeks to several months for the piercing to fully heal and stabilize.

For any dental concerns or emergencies during the healing process of your lip piercing, it is best to consult with your dentist or a medical professional for advice and guidance. They can assess the status of your piercing and recommend the appropriate course of action.