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Diet after tooth removal
My mandibular wisdom tooth was removed yesterday. What must be my diet today and for this whole week? Can i eat chapati and bhaji?
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The dentist who has removed your teeth is supposed to give you complete instructions.
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Please take soft diet for three days. Try not to chew from the side where the tooth was removed. Also, begin with warm saline rinses specially after meals. Relax, your gums will heal soon.
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After three days, you can start with normal diet from the opposite side.
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try to keep the gums over the removed tooth clean.
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Of course you can chapati & bhaji ....u should take soft food for next 3-4 days....avoid hard stuff for next 7 days ....rinse properly after every meal
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consult ur dentist after 7 days
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Today onwards u can have normal food. Avoid chewing hard items on that side.
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Dr. Santosh Challa
Pediatric Dentist
20 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Should not anything which very spicy very hot and hard food.followed for 1Week
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