Why, yes, of course you can! BUT! It is encouraged/recommended to eat only soft foods at first (yogurt, broth, fruit smoothies, mashed potatoes, applesauce, oatmeal, etc)
Do not try eating crunchy, sticky, greasy foods.
You are trying to make it as easy as possible for your mouth. You don't want to have to put more work into cleaning out your extraction site with too much food debris. You also don't want any potential threat to your wound with sharp foods.
You also need to drink plenty of clear fluids and stay away from sodas, hot, and Alcoholic Beverages.
Also, be certain NOT to drink any liquid through a straw. The suction formed within the mouth by that action could pull out the packing and/or blood clot in the now vacated area. If that comes out, you'll begin some serious bleeding and probably have to rush back to the dentist.
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Mike Dirnt's ex-wife Anastasia inspired the song "Pulling Teeth", which is a song that Mike wrote.
From your description, it doesn't sound like a problem. Everyone has holes (visible or not) the first weeks after surgery. My question to you is: Did you brush ON THE DAY OF SURGERY? If so, I would call your dentist. If it was the day after, then don't be worried about it! :) Good luck. :D
The second day after a wisdom tooth extraction, the wounds are still healing. Drinking alcohol is not recommended until the mouth has completely healed from the wisdom teeth extractions.
Depends totally on the surgery. I had two of them removed once and two months later the others, the second day after the surgery I was a lot in pain, almost couldn't think or watch TV. But the other surgery didn't bother or hurt, the second day I started eating like nothing happened. Depends totally on the surgery.
Maybe some. Rinse your mouth several times a day with warm salt water. If symptoms persist after three days, go see your doctor.
Back in the day, there wernt dentists, so your teeth were most likely to rot. If all of your teeth were to rot, then you would most likely die, because all they ate back in the day was lots of meat......so evolution favored wisdom teeth, they would grow in long after all of your other teeth have grown in:))
Ide wait atleast 5 day
Yes, I had mine removed just the other day, my doctor told me that the numbness can last from 6-12 hours after the surgery. (I'm not a doctor, but that is what mine said)
hi, it's not prefered to brush teeth after any extraction, we must assure a good blood clotting in the surgical site. it's better to delay the brushing to the next day.
Yes, 13.5 years is very early but still within the normal range for wisdom teeth eruption. (above--already written) OH MY GOD mine are coming in i think, and it hurts! im 13 1/2 exactly(:
Eventually, yes. I probably wouldn't do it the same day.