How long can you eat after tooth washing
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Many people don't pay attention to the nursing work after tooth washing. They can eat whatever they want. In fact, this is totally wrong. After tooth washing, not only need to do a good job of tooth care, there are some food can not eat, want to wash teeth friends must pay attention to.
How long can you eat after tooth washing
After washing teeth, some patients will have tooth sensitivity after washing teeth. This is mainly because before scaling, the exposed root is surrounded by dental calculus, which cuts off the hot and cold stimulation. In order to reduce the pain, we can avoid contact with too cold and too hot food in a short time after scaling, so that the teeth have a process of adaptation, and the symptoms will be relieved.
Don't eat dark food such as chocolate, ketchup, soy sauce, tea, coffee, cola and other dark drinks 1-2 weeks after tooth washing. Don't smoke as much as possible.
Don't eat stimulating food. Don't eat too spicy or too sour or cold food within three days after tooth cleaning. In one or two months after tooth cleaning, some people with sensitive constitution may be allergic to cold, heat, acid and sweet. This is a normal individual reaction. Please don't worry too much. If the symptoms continue to worsen and can't be relieved, please visit again in time.
matters needing attention
Many people feel that everything is OK after tooth washing. In fact, there is an important link after tooth washing - polishing, which can make the teeth completely smooth. Because after scaling, the surface of teeth is not smooth, and there are often left behind pigments and small dental stones that are difficult to distinguish by naked eyes. Under the catalysis of calcium salt in saliva, dental stones will deposit faster than before. Therefore, the tooth surface must be polished with a polisher to make the teeth bright, so as to achieve the purpose of delaying pigmentation. But the irregular dental clinic usually only does the preliminary tooth washing work, and omits the steps of polishing the tooth surface.