natalove :]
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liquids-jellow yogurt icecream anything like that :] hop you feel better :] |
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daaaaaniv
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Def. lukewarm soup, the heat could bother you a little bit, but it shouldn't be cold soup.
Maybe some oatmeal, or a milkshake (they are very filling!) |
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♥Rose♥
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If you are still numb, you should stick to liquids. Maybe get a milkshake or have some soup.
If you aren't numb, just try to eat softer foods. And no foods that might scratch the area where the teeth were pulled (like popcorn or tortilla chips) |
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Darky
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What about a soup with some soft white bread? |
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Kermit4110
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Soft stuff like french fries and bread. Soup is always a safe choice also. Ice cream is always a good one too (as long as it is not hard posicle bars) |
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ddahs
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Liquids for the next couple of hours. Because your gums need to heal properly |
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getting stronger
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well u can eat somthing that u can swollow but not chew...like soups,rice with yogurt....drink juices. |
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sab3629
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Eat whatever you can, but avoid real hot things, like soup... I'm very sorry to hear that they extracted all 3 at the same visit! :(
but there aren't any restrictions on what to eat...just be gentle, of course. The main idea whenever you have an extraction, is to make sure the blood clot is left there! that's the key thing. example, don't rinse vigorously until it's healed, because if the blood clot is pulled out, you'll wind up with dry socket. And no amount of any pain medicine in the world is going to relieve the pain of dry socket.
I wish you good luck with eating, that must be very frustrating but do your best :) |
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Bill C
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Popcorn, and Taco Chips with hot sauce. Boy will you regret it if you follow this stupid advice. |
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♫music is my life/escape♫
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they should of told you eat soft foods like milke shakes or mashed potatos or even macaronni |
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