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Is it bad for me to eat chinese food after teeth extracted?
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How long after? : Follow your dentist's written instructions after extraction. Avoid activities that create suction (smoking or sucking from a straw). Don't swish vigorously. Avoid alcohol ; hot beverages. A soft or liquid diet would be good.
Answered 12/20/2013
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