Amalgams: Approximately an hour after an amalgam filling you can eat from the standpoint of the filling being hard enough. However, if your lips and/or cheeks are still numb from local anesthesia, you should wait until all the numbness is gone so you don't accidentally bite your cheek or lips.
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