2 teeth removed recently they are located top pt of jaw right side. left pt of my jaw lower side. will i be able to eat regular things moving forward?

Usually: Usually no problem. Depends on remaining dentition. If chewing problems, the missing teeth can be replaced.

Yes: the loss of those teeth would not normally prevent you from earring regular balanced diet

Probably : As long as you have molars that occlude (chew against each other) then you should be able to eat. You may have to be careful with things that can hurt your gums like chips. It is usually best to replace missing or pulled teeth with dental implants or a bridge if you are able to.

Probably: Depending on the sites of the extracted teeth, you may be able to function normally. However, if the teeth removed are posterior, they may present with a functional concern and replacement is recommended with a bridge or an implant crown.

Obvious Consequences: you may experience difficulties trying to eat, swallow and speak normally. The good news is that missing teeth can be replaced in a variety of ways. Ask your dentist for treatment options.

Which teeth?: If it was your wisdom teeth, you be just fine. If it was any of your other teeth, you should consider replacing them at your age. Moving forward, if you don't replace them your other teeth may shift, you may develop TMJ problems or periodontal defects, and your appearance may change.

Yes, but: Extraction sites will heal, making eating more comfortable. But unless teeth replaced adjacent and opposing teeth will tip and drift into extraction sites, we call that posterior bite collapse, and the consequences can be debilitating. Please discuss this with your Dentist.