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Please tell me, are you allowed to eat hot food once you have your teeth taken out?
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Yes: Generally a soft diet is recommended for the first few days. How many teeth are being taken out? Talk to your dentist before you schedule the appointment so you are all on the same page.
Answered 12/3/2013
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