No. That will cause more bleeding. Never do any action that relates to sucking after oral surgery. It will just promote more bleeding and slow the healing process.
Yes, it's the best way to get rid of the horrible taste
Icecream, pudding, basically anything soft that you don't have to chew.
Forever... canine teeth should not be pulled out. You will not be able to chew meat well.
Wait till your mouth fully heals. Chewing tobacco contains fiberglass, wouldn't want fiberglass in your gums would you :)
SURE YOU can eat anything after having a wisdom tooth pulled out. Naturally you may not want to chew with the side from which the tooth was pulled out. You can chew with the opposite side. Why restrict your diet to bread,? ON THE day of extraction it may be a good idea to avoid hot food and hot drinks It can precipitate bleeding
After wisdom teeth extraction it is important to avoid eating difficult to chew foods. Limons can be used, you can eat limon-flavored pudding, as it is not quite as sweet tasting.
Wisdom teeth are vestigial organs, which are organs that have lost their original or primary function. Wisdom teeth were used when humans had a primarily vegetative diet and needed to chew through thick vegetation. Rather than an example of evolution taking place, wisdom teeth reveal the remains of evolution.
I am truly sorry to hear about your fall, and hope you are on the mend. Hope to see you at the next one in two years.
Provided it does not stay on the area where the tooth was and it is small and soft enough for you to chew, yes.
Anthropologists believe that wisdom teeth, or the third set of molars, were needed by our early ancestors whose diet of hard to chew foods like leaves, roots, nuts, and meat, required more chewing and caused excessive wear of the teeth. We don't need them now, as food is softer and much easier to chew.
Yes a lot of older pets don't have teeth. Just make sure to feed it soft food as it can't chew without teeth
Because as humans started eating softer food smaller, less energetically dis-favorable jaws were selected for. Big jaws require big expensive muscle and that energy outlay could be used elsewhere to be reproductively successful. Wisdom teeth were needed back before cooking food made it easier to chew. So, a natural selection is a sloppy tinkerer that works with what material it has the Wisdom teeth were not selected against, but, increasingly has to be pulled. Some people died of erupting Wisdom teeth in the old days before proper dentistry. This is a vestigial structure: no longer used for it's original purpose. A very few people can accommodate Wisdom teeth, but most people need them extracted when they erupt.
Go back to the dentist.