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Is it possible for me to drink soda when i get my teeth pulled?
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No using straw: You can but do not use a straw because it can create suction and cause the clot to be lost. I would recommend drinking something healthier such as milk, orange juice, tomato juice, etc.
Answered 11/19/2013
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