Eating Lyoner after wisdom tooth surgery?
I just had my wisdom tooth surgery… Can I eat Lyoner? I'm craving Lyoner.
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All that is very soft and does not contain lactose is i.O.
If you think you can chew them already and don’t have any complaints when swallowing – then go ahead.
Try to eat slowly to avoid irritating the wound.
Thank you. Chewing is still hard:(
Yes, no thing