Chicken noodle soup is usually OK after surgery, since the small pieces of chicken and noodles are pretty soft and easy to swallow without a lot of chewing. It’s usually a good idea to wait a few days after surgery before trying soup, just because it will be quite hot, which can cause discomfort.

Depending on the intrusiveness of the procedure, you may be allowed to start on liquid foods a few hours after a tooth extraction. Foods like ice-cream, soups, pudding, yogurt and cereal are okay.

Soft food Avoid soup, which might cause sucking that may dislodge the blood clot. Also avoid nuts, seeds, crunchy foods such as chips, and sticky foods which might get stuck in your socket.

Applesauce is a good choice after your tooth extraction because it will add some fiber to your diet. After the first day, you might try mashed potatoes, mashed sweet potatoes, scrambled eggs, oatmeal, pancakes, and broth-based soups without large chunks of meat. Eat these foods lukewarm, not hot.

Pasta. After wisdom teeth removal you may want to partake in a bowl of pasta. Pasta is normally good but only when cooked until very soft – avoid anything ‘al dente. ‘ In addition, try to avoid tomato-based sauces as they are acidic and may cause discomfort to the extraction site.

Pasta is totally doable if you prepare it right. Macaroni and cheese is perfect because you can swallow the tiny noodles whole or chew them with your front teeth. You can also overcook your pasta noodles to make sure they are soft and easy to chew.

What to Eat After a Tooth Extraction

• Ramen. Yup, that’s right–your old starving student fallback food.
• Greek Yogurt. Speaking of nutrition, though…
• Scrambled Eggs. Scrambled eggs are one of the classic soft foods to eat.
• Pudding. Pudding is so easy to make.
• Cake.
• Hummus.
• Puréed Soup.
• Couscous.

After the First 24 Hours For a protein fix, try scrambled eggs or a fine tuna salad. Make sure these foods are cool or lukewarm until bleeding has stopped, and if you need to chew, avoid chewing on surgical site areas.

How to eat a hamburger with dentures?

1. Eat slowly and try to stay quiet while chewing food.
2. While chewing with dentures, try to use both sides of your mouth evenly.
3. Don’t have hot food, whether it’s liquids or solids.
4. Cut the food into small pieces.
5. Don’t eat tough food.