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After Dental Implant Surgery, What Can You Eat?

February 20, 2022

Because getting dental implants in Miramar surgery is a major surgical procedure, it is critical to follow all post-operative instructions to ensure a smooth recovery. Because you had to fast for around six hours before the surgery, hunger will most likely be one of the first feelings you have afterward.

It is critical to follow all post-operative instructions to ensure a smooth recovery. So, what can you eat?

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Foods That Are Safe to Eat After Surgery

Beverages with a High Calcium Content

To ensure healthier teeth, aim for nutritional drinks that have high calcium content. In addition, when choosing fruit smoothies, try to consume citrus fruits (e.g., oranges, grapefruits, etc.) in moderate amounts. Although they are excellent sources of vitamin C (a key nutrient for gum health), citrus fruits are highly acidic, which can damage tooth enamel.

Food That Is Soft

Begin with soft, watery meals and gradually increase to solids over several days. Staying hydrated is crucial.

Patients should avoid extremely hot foods for the first several days after surgery, and they should not use a straw.

Vitamin C-Dense

Sweet potatoes are a wonderful recovery food, not only because they are easy to boil and mash for ideal “chewability,” but also because they are high in vitamin C, which is vital for gum health.

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Looking to Get Dental Implants in Miramar?

The foods listed above can serve as a rough guideline for what’s safe to eat following dental implant surgery, but if you have any further questions, please contact Dr. Francisco Montamarta’s dental team. Here’s to a speedy recovery after surgery!

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