After tooth extraction, spicy and stimulating foods are not allowed. Instead, eat soft and tender foods, avoiding hard foods. Since the bite force will be affected after tooth extraction, it is recommended to eat porridge and noodles to reduce chewing. Avoid spicy and stimulating foods, and choose a light and digestible diet. Also, pay attention to the wound after tooth extraction, which may bleed and should not be exposed to overly hot foods.
1. After tooth extraction, avoid foods that are too cold or hot, as this may affect the recovery of the wound.
2. After tooth extraction, avoid overly stimulating foods such as spicy hot pot, mala tang, and grilled meat. Also, avoid alcohol.
3. After tooth extraction, avoid eating too hard foods. Liquid and semi-liquid foods are better.
4. Some people like to lick the wound after tooth extraction, but it is important to note not to repeatedly lick or suck the wound. Avoid brushing the area where the tooth was extracted.
5. Generally, medication is not necessary after tooth extraction. However, in cases of tooth extraction during acute inflammation, or when the trauma is severe and the overall condition is poor, antibiotics and painkillers should be taken.
6. Remember not to smoke for 12 hours after tooth extraction: Smoking can cause bleeding at the extraction site and affect wound healing.
