What is something/somewhere good to eat when you've had your wisdom teeth pulled?

Question

My mouth is all swollen and I'm starving! Suggestions please.

Answer 1

aw =[ im sorry.. umm, soup? jello lol. . liquid is best but eat[drink] it on the opposite side of where it was pulled

Answer 2

Mashed potatoes, jello( I dont recommend it), pudding,  

Answer 3

Eat soft foods like soup and ice cream. That is pretty much it if your really  swollen and sore.  

Answer 4

Ice cream! Soft serve only. Maybe mashed potatoes? My brothers only ate McDonalds Ice cream when his were pulled out.  

Answer 5

Broccoli cheddar soup from the bread company. Gum the broccoli.

Answer 6

You can eat applesauce and ice cream. Try to avoid hard foods, eat things that melt in your mouth. The cold might also help with any pain.

Answer 7

eat p**p lmao its nice and creamy and filling yum!

Answer 8

Ice cream

yogurt

juice

Anything you don't really have to chew...

Answer 9

baby food, apple sauce, pudding, soup, basically anything you dont have to chew

Answer 10

I ate very little when I had my wisdom teeth pulled, mostly because I could barely open my mouth wide enough without feeling like my jaw was going to snap. I mostly ate soup tho. The warmness fills you up and you don't have to worry about chewing much.

Oh, and dairy products aren't good as it can cause infection (I learned this when I got my tongue pierced)

Answer 11

Soup is good.  You want to avoid anything that can get stuck in the sockets left from your wisdom teeth.  You could get an infection.

Answer 12

Eat soft foods. Like mash potatoes. If you are in pain icecream is good for numbing. Eats cakes... And drink liquids.

Answer 13

Try a place that has great soups with soft deserts, like jello, pudding or ice cream. Fresh Choice has good soups with plenty of pudding, ice cream and jello... that's all I could think up at the moment.

Answer 14

Your dentist should have given you instructions.

And you don't say if they were pulled on one side or both...

But generally speaking, liquids and soft foods are good... mashed potatoes, applesauce, ice cream, etc. Try to keep food away from the wound, and rinse with saltwater (not mouthwash) afterwards.

Answer 15

soft boiled/scrambled eggs

yogurt

cottage cheese

soup

oatmeal

cream of wheat

ice cream

popsicles

smoothie

Answer 16

I had all my wisdom teeth pulled at the same time so I was on heavy medication.  The only thing I could keep on my stomach was mashed potatoes from KFC.  After a few days ice cream from McDonald's, scrambled eggs, pudding, chicken broth & bagels (not toasted).

Apple sauce & jello was harder to rinse out of the holes where the teeth use to be.  You have to rinse very well after food/drinks to prevent infection & very bad breath.

I also use to read alot to try to take my mind off the pain & being hungry!  

Answer 17

depends how recently they were pulled, i think it has to be liquids for teh first few days then eventually you can do yogurt and apple sauce.

Answer 18

That sucks! well for me I had no pain, and just had to deal with a numb mouth for a while. Which sucks for keeping liquid inside. I ate yogurt, ice cream, apple sauce (yuck), banana, chew with your front teeth if you are not too sore, take a multi-vitamin too. um let me think... jamba juice smoothies, avacado, I healed really fast.. I can't remember.

Answer 19

eat some ice cream.

and apple juice. it helps.

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