Can you eat a sandwich after a tooth extraction?

Answer 1

After the extraction of that amount of teeth, you will be advised to come back to the dentist, to see your progress. Before that time, it is advised to only eat soft foods, avoiding products that are chewable. These soft foods include, MASH potatoes, ice cream, soup, etc.

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Mushing up a banana.

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Soft foods that are not too warm and not too cold.

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Anything soft/liquid that's luke warm (applesauce, soup, juice, V8, mashed potatoes, very ripe banana, yogurt, cottage cheese, oatmeal, etc.), without any jagged/rough pieces that may puncture blood clot that gum has formed to heal, in absence of the tooth.

Answer 2

just try to eat soft things, definatly not crispy fries such as mcdonalds, but you can have hem if they are soft, just rinse with salt water (8oz of H2O > 3 tablespoons of salt) to rise out the contents that may have gotten stuck in the extraction area.. good luck

Answer 3

Soft stuff, such as custard, yoghurts and warm (not hot) soups. Biscuits dipped in tea are always good. You'll be eating fairly normally (maybe a little slowly) after a couple of days. Don't forget to keep rinsing your mouth with warm saline water after eating, to keep the wound clean and infection-free. (250 ml warm water, 1tsp salt. Dissolve and gently slosh around mouth. Expel, don't swallow the saline).

Answer 4

Yes, assuming though it's just plain ice cream or pop sickles. Ice creams that contain Chocolate Chips or other hard candies can cause problems. Do not "suck" on the ice cream as this can result in post extraction complications called Dry Socket.

Answer 5

It would depend on where the tooth was extracted from in your mouth. It is possible to eat a sandwich if you can chew on the opposite side of the extraction.