What to eat after tooth removal?

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well of course I am not gonna tell you to grab that double cheese burger just after that wisdom tooth extraction and I am even sure you aren't that adventurous to try on biting onto your favorite chicken wings!

 Okay no more talking about delicious food ...
because if you are planning to get that tooth extracted you may have to slurp on some really less spicy soup for sure ...
Before talking about what can you eat lets talk about what not to eat after or on the day of Tooth extraction ..

Avoid Spicy, hard and Hot Foodstuffs..

Crunchy and crumbly foods like popcorn or nachos 

Grains n seeds - The reason why you can't have it , is because this kinda food gets lodged into the socket brings about discomfort and more pain if it stays there and can cause infection.

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I know you love your cup of coffee brewed nicely n served Hot ..
but you gotta avoid that for at least 2 to 3 days..!


Getting to the point ..

What can you eat after Tooth extraction..

1)Creamy soup or Curry


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2)Yogurt


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3)Scrambled eggs
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4)Mashed potatoes
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5)Smoothies n Shakes

DO NOT use straw to suck in smoothie or that milkshake..
It could dislodge the blood clot and hamper healing ..

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6)Ice cream


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I am sure all of these gifs must have made you hungry but now you have good options to try on even you have the tooth removed..you still can have your taste buds satisfied .. 
Wish you speedy recovery fellas..!👍


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