Can I eat and drink normally after orthodontic surgery?

It is not possible to eat normally, because it is very inconvenient to eat something after wearing braces, so you can only eat some things that are easier to digest at first.

After orthodontic surgery, it should not affect the diet, but be careful not to eat too hard food and spicy things, it is better to drink some porridge things, and you can eat anything after a long time.

OK. When you first put on braces, you may feel a little uncomfortable eating, but you will get used to it after a long time.

You should not eat or drink normally for a short time after orthodontic surgery. You can't eat hard things for half a year, and you can't eat sticky things like chewing gum.

No, under normal circumstances, you will not be able to eat and drink normally for a period of time after your corrective surgery, and there are many things that you cannot eat.

Nowadays, orthodontic technology is slowly maturing, which makes it possible for many people with dental problems to have healthy and straight teeth with existing medical treatments. During the period of orthodontics, we can actually eat and drink normally, but there are some precautions we must know in the process of eating, let's take a look at them together.

According to orthodontists, experts say that orthodontic appliances are usually worn in the orthodontic process. After wearing, we must pay attention to use it according to the doctor's instructions and actively cooperate with the doctor to ensure the best effect. There will be a slight pain, soreness, and other uncomfortable sensations after wearing.

At the beginning of wearing, some people feel uncomfortable with the aligners, which is a normal phenomenon and requires a period of adaptation. In the diet, we should pay attention to the following aspects when using aligners: 1. Foods that are too hard:

Such as frozen ice, harder dough cakes, apples, hard candy cubes, etc. Also quit bad habits such as biting pens and fingers; 2. Foods that are too sticky: such as sticky tooth candy, milk candy and some biscuits, chewing gum should be bought sugar-free; 3.

Foods that are too large: Peaches and melons should be cut into small pieces before eating.

In addition, many people suffer from periodontal disease such as gingivitis during the orthodontic process. At this time, eating fruits and vegetables that are rich in vitamins can speed up the recovery of periodontal disease and strengthen dental health. If brushing your teeth after a meal is not convenient, we can simply rinse your mouth.

Dentists say that children should avoid using too many snacks and sugars when straightening their teeth. During the orthodontic process of adolescents**, parents should pay special attention to urging their children to follow the doctor's instructions, such as going to the hospital for regular check-ups.

After orthodontics, we must pay attention to oral hygiene, rinse our mouth frequently, and insist on cleaning our teeth in the morning and evening. In addition, the wearing time of braces should not be less than one year, so you should pay attention to eating less hard things. In particular, pay more attention to foods that damage your teeth, eat less hard and sticky foods, and eat liquid foods and soft foods.

You can brush your teeth often, but be aware of tooth damage. Pay attention to oral hygiene and watch for bleeding at the extraction site. If there is too much bleeding, you can go to a specialist**.

There are many foods that can be eaten after straightening teeth, including foods rich in vitamins, calcium or phosphorus and easy to chew, as follows: 1. Vitamin-rich foods: If there is an unbalanced nutrition after orthodontic treatment, it may affect the normal effect, so the diet must ensure diversification to balance nutrition, especially need to eat more vitamin-rich foods, such as oranges, lemons, etc.

2. Foods rich in calcium and phosphorus: bone metabolism also increases during orthodontic treatment, so it is necessary to increase the intake of calcium appropriately, such as milk, lean meat, etc., and phosphorus is one of the important components of teeth, which has the effect of maintaining the firmness of teeth, and it is also necessary to increase the intake of phosphorus during normal times, such as cereals, beans, fish, etc. 3. Foods that are easy to chew:

Such as cereal porridge, egg drop soup, soy milk, fruit juice, etc., which are easy to chew and swallow, and can avoid loose appliances and tooth displacement.