What should you eat after wisdom teeth extraction?

Answer 1

No special foods are needed. Eat anything you soft and mushy unless your mouth is too sore to chew it. In a day or two, considering how many teeth were removed, your mouth will be back to normal.

Answer 2

Wisdom teeth removal is rarely anything like the big deal that's anticipated. If you're imagining sipping at nutrition-enriched milkshakes for days, you're almost certainly wrong... by the time the anaesthetic wears off, you'll probably be able to eat alost normally - especially if you're just having one or two extractions.

But when you have wisdom teeth removed, you're going to have big holes in your mouth, and it would be pretty good if you didn't get food trapped in those craters before they heal together. From that point of view, keeping away from crumby food for a day or two may serve you well.

Answer 3

You Can Eat Whatever You Can Swallow. You Don't Want To Eat Hard Food Because You Don't Want Pressure On Your Mouth After The OP. The Best Thing For You To Eat Is Soup Because If You Put Food In The Soup (Potatoes, Carrots ect.) You Will Be Able To MASH It On The Top Of Your Mouth With Your Tongue. For The Firs 3 Days Don't Drink Out Of A Straw. Good Luck And You Can Also Eat Yogurt .

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Answer 4

probably soft foods, like applesauce, ice cream, pudding, yogurt, fruit (except apples),

and easy pastas. nothing that might upset you or something you have to chew hard. always something soft.

Answer 5

You can eat everything, but try to avoid milk products and do not smoke, my dentist told me it slows the healing process.