Soft food: You should stick to soft diet to avoid traumatizing the area.
Answered 3/2/2013
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Tooth extraction: After practicing for more than 34 years, it has become apparent ot me that it is safe to eat anything you can tolerate. Many dentists and oral surgeons make all kinds recoommendations regarding diet after extractions. In fact, i know of no postsurgical problems caused by eating. Eat what you tolerate.
Answered 4/3/2013
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Follow dentist's: Written instructions after an extraction. Avoid strenuous activity to include heavy lifting. Just plan to take it easy. 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 48 hours. Your dentist/ oral surgeon likely provided you w gauze to apply pressure with if you start bleeding.
Answered 9/3/2021
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Very easy: Wait at least an hour, tell bleeding stops, you tell from the dry gauze you can not have anything hot or spicy in nature, soft diet like puddings and white bread and alike ..
Answered 12/12/2013
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