What to Expect After removing a tooth?
After extracting a tooth, biting down on gauze is necessary to promote blood clotting at the extraction site. Pain and discomfort are typical after the procedure, but they can be managed with painkillers and an ice pack. Your dentist will provide detailed aftercare instructions to ensure proper healing and recovery following the tooth extraction.
How to Recover After Removing a Tooth?
After a tooth extraction, it’s essential to rest for a few days to promote healing and recovery. Follow the detailed instructions provided by us to ensure a smooth recuperation from the extracted tooth.
In the next section, learn about the recommended diet, including what to eat and what to avoid, following your Tooth Extraction in Reseda.
What to eat after a tooth is pulled out?
During the initial days after your tooth extraction, stick to a diet of soft foods and liquids to aid in the healing process.
Here are suitable foods after your tooth extraction:
- Yogurt
- Pudding
- Applesauce
- Soups
- Mashed potatoes
- Scrambled eggs
What not to eat after a Tooth is taken out?
After getting a tooth extracted, it’s crucial to avoid hard, crunchy, and chewy foods to promote proper healing and prevent any complications.
Here are the foods to avoid during your post-tooth extraction recovery.
- Meat
- Snacks such as chips, popcorn, nuts, and cookies
- Spicy foods (pepper, paprika)
- Liquids that require drinking from a straw
- Alcoholic drinks