A full mouth dental implant surgery requires proper care to ensure a successful recovery. One of the essential aspects of this care is maintaining a proper diet. In this blog, we will discuss the recommended diet following full mouth dental implant surgery.
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The following table outlines the recommended diet following full mouth dental implant surgery, categorized by time period and examples of foods:
Period | Diet | Example |
First four weeks | Soft foods without a lot of chewing forces | Over-cooked pasta, Mashed potato, Risotto, Pure of vegetables, Thin fish (Tilapia, Trout) |
At four weeks | Adding thicker food | Chicken, Salmon |
At eight weeks | Adding thicker food | Tender beef, Lamb |
After eight weeks | You can try harder foods | Bread with a hard crust, Crouton, Salad, Hard steamed vegetable, Sticky candies like Taffy, Pretzels, Nuts |
Following the recommended diet is crucial for a successful recovery after full mouth dental implant surgery. Patients should avoid hard foods and take enough time for their teeth to heal properly. This will increase the chances of a successful outcome and improve the quality of life for those who undergo this procedure.
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