What can you eat after wisdom tooth surgery?
Because apparently you can't open your mouth that wide after the operation…
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Soft food is better for 7 days. Then normal. That the bone does not break. So I was told at my Wisdom-tooth-OP (under general anesthesia).
Moin,
I might not start eating hard rolls or gingerbread directly
Greetings
Grießbrei with jam.
suppe with soft noodles