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2022-04-14 06:45:52
Can have rice cold items after tooth extraction Like curd dal rice idli Pongal bread butter Khichadi pulaw If there is no much pain after extraction but there s discomfort is it issue or it's normal
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Mam You only need to avoid  hot food  stuffs till 24 hrs or till if there  is any swelling .after that you can have any thing at room temperature and after 24hrs do warm saline rinses 3-4 times a day upto a week .this will enhance  healing The discomfort is only for 24-48hrs of extraction after that it keeps on slowing down gradually so it is normal.

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You can eat all food items at room temperature. Avoid very hard, hot and spicy food. Discomfort will be there for 7 - 20 days.

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Avoid hot and hard food items only for 24 hours you can eat semisolid type of food from other side
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After the effect of anesthesia discomfort will be there for few hours
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Can apply ice pack from outside

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