what to eat when you had your wisdom teeth out?
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['apple sauce.', 'yogurt.', 'smoothies.', 'broths and blended soups.', 'mashed potatoes.', 'Jell-O, pudding, and ice cream.']
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['Yogurt. Yogurt is soft and cold, which makes it easy to consume and even helps to alleviate oral pain. ... ', 'Oatmeal. ... ', 'Bananas. ... ', 'Mashed Potatoes. ... ', 'Jello. ... ', 'Eggs. ... ', 'Smoothies. ... ', 'Soups and Broth.']
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About an hour after surgery, you may remove the gauze sponges that have been placed in your mouth and have something to eat. Be sure to eat foods that are soft for the first 24 hours after surgery. Avoid hot foods and drinks for several hours after surgery. Also do not drink from a straw for at least 24 hours.
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For 2 days after surgery, drink liquids and eat soft foods only. Such as milkshakes, eggnog, yo- gurt, cooked cereals, cottage cheese, smooth soups, mashed potatoes, refried beans, ice cream, pudding, fruit smoothies and protein shakes.
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Pastina and Pasta: Pastina is a small, star-shaped pasta that's easy to eat because of its small size. Pasta that's been cooked to a very soft stage is an ideal choice after your impacted wisdom teeth removal.
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['Cold cuts and cured meats. ... ', 'Pizza. ... ', 'Soup. ... ', 'Breads and rolls. ... ', 'Chicken. ... ', 'Burritos and Tacos.']
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['Drink clear or ice-cold drinks.', 'Eat light, bland foods (such as saltine crackers or plain bread).', 'Avoid fried, greasy, or sweet foods.', 'Eat slowly and eat smaller, more frequent meals.', 'Do not mix hot and cold foods.', 'Drink beverages slowly.', 'Avoid activity after eating.', 'Avoid brushing your teeth after eating.']
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Normally, you should avoid solid food for just 24 hours after your oral surgery, after which it may be okay to eat it again. It's very important to talk to your dentist about specific eating instructions, as it depends on the type of treatment that you have received as well as your own individual healing time.
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['Restrict your activities.', 'Avoid touching the wound area.', 'Do not vigorously rinse your mouth.', 'Apply ice to your cheeks outside the surgery site.', 'Remove the gauze surgical pad 30 minutes after your surgery.', 'Take the prescribed pain medications as soon as you begin to feel discomfort.']
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Blended Soups Blended soups like tomato or pumpkin soup are great to eat after you've had your wisdom teeth removed. They are easy to consume and do not contain bits that could irritate the area of surgery.
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Avoid tough or crunchy foods, such as pizza, rice, popcorn, and hamburger. Avoid spicy and acidic foods. Most patients may resume their normal diet 7 days after surgery. Medicines to control pain and prevent infection will be prescribed for you.
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['Warm Salt Water Rinse. This remedy is often recommended by dentists themselves as a stop gap until your appointment. ... ', 'Apply Ice. If the wisdom tooth pain is the result of swelling, applying an ice pack may be able to help. ... ', 'Clove Oil. ... ', 'Onion. ... ', 'Cucumber Slices. ... ', 'Tea Bags. ... ', 'Peppermint. ... ', 'Vanilla Extract.']
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If you are having general anesthesia or IV Sedation, you may not have anything to eat or drink for a minimum of 6 hours prior to your surgery. No liquid or food of any kind, including chewing gum or breath mints. Basically, if it goes in your mouth, you cannot have it.
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['Tomato sauce.', 'Salad dressing.', 'Ice cream bars.', 'Whole wheat bread.', 'Granola bars.', 'Packaged cookies.', 'Bagels.', 'Frozen breakfast sandwiches.']
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After wisdom tooth extraction: Don't eat that! Spicy or very acidic foods: Spicy and acidic foods will be painful to eat, but can also dissolve or otherwise disrupt the blood clot. Nothing with chilli, vinegar, turmeric or black pepper until a few days after the tooth extraction.
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To reduce pain and aid your recovery, it can be helpful to: use painkillers such as paracetamol or ibuprofen (always read and follow the manufacturer's dosage instructions) – there's some evidence to suggest that ibuprofen is the best painkiller to take after having wisdom teeth removed.
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['Whole grain cereal or oatmeal with milk.', 'Bite-sized pieces of leftover cooked beef, chicken or tofu and soft cooked vegetables.', 'Milk or yogurt-based fruit smoothies in an open cup.', 'Plain yogurt with pieces of soft fresh fruit.', 'Applesauce with whole grain crackers or roti.']