What to eat after tooth extraction or an implant? is often a question asked by patient undergoing a dental surgery. Here is a list of 15 yummy ideas to keep your stomach full and your mind emotionally satisfied.
It is always a good idea to know what to eat after a tooth extraction or any type of dental surgery.
Preparation is the key. Many patients decide too late and often plan to go grocery shopping right after the surgery. However, it is certainly not advisable. It is always best to return home and rest without worrying about what food to eat.
The video offers 15 soft food ideas for your grocery list. However, we will give you additional bonus ideas and some precautionary tips not mentioned in the video.
After every dental surgery, is important to avoid rinsing your mouth so the blood clot is not disrupted or accidentally removed. So be sure not to use a straw or spit. If you have a bad taste from the blood, it is best to just let the blood ooze out into the sink and use a cold cloth wash to moisten your tongue and lips. Obviously, we are talking about the first 1-2 hours after the surgery. If you are really thirsty, you could have a sip of cold water.
After 1-2 hours, you can begin eating some protein liquid or shake. Be sure to watch the video for some great ideas.
You must also AVOID drinking alcohol for the first 48 hours as alcohol can break down the blood clot and lead to serious bleeding or pain after 48 hours referred to as Dry Socket pain.
Here are some additional soft food not mentioned in the video:
- Cooked Salmon and Seabass
- Custard
- Pumpkin Pie
- Frappuccino
- Scrambled White Egg with soft cheese
- Cottage Cheese
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