[ SECRET POST #4518 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4518 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Getting Your Teeth Pulled

[(Anonymous)]

Soft foods are good - stuff like soup or pudding that you won't have to chew. Depending on how quickly you heal, you'll probably want to eat those for at least two or three days, then slowly introduce more solid foods. Do not drink anything through a straw for at least the first 24 hours, preferably the first 48, because the suction can fuck up your clotting and make you susceptible to some pretty unpleasant infection in the socket. Stay away from anything with sharp edges or that's very crumbly for the first week or so, because even if your jaw's not sore it'll irritate the incisions.

If your jaw's swollen and sore, put ice on it - 10 minutes on, 10 minutes off will help. Avoid the temptation to put heat on it, because heat is inflammatory.

Re: Getting Your Teeth Pulled

[(Anonymous)]

I'll have to look up some good soup recipes, thanks! Didn't know about the straws being bad for it either, do there goes my plans for buying an icee on the way home;;