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I got my 3 impacted wisdom teeth removed 5 days ago. now i'm craving for thai red curry with noodles. is mild spicy safe for me to eat? thank you
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Spicy foods: Your gums might be more sensitive and sore from eating spicy foods at this time, but eating spicy foods within reason shouldn't affect healing substantially.
Answered 11/28/2017
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