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Posted on 12/25/2018 by Dr. Shiotsu |
![]() Avoid Eating Crunchy or Sticky FoodsFirst, you should pay close attention to the kinds of food that you are eating. Foods that are overly crunchy or sticky could end up causing further issues with your damaged tooth. In addition, they are likely to cause you some discomfort.Stick with soft foods that are easy to chew. You may even wish to limit yourself to soft, creamy foods such as yogurt, soups, and other similar fare. If you notice discomfort with food that is either very warm or very cool, make sure that you keep your food and drink at a tepid temperature. In addition, you will want to be sure that you avoid foods with high sugar content. Managing Your DiscomfortIf the tooth is causing you some discomfort, you can help manage that by taking over the counter painkillers like aspirin or ibuprofen. You can also use more natural remedies such as applying clove oil to the sensitive spot. This can help numb things and make it easier for you to function until we can see you.Keep in Touch with UsAlso, you want to be sure that you keep us updated on your condition. If something goes wrong with the tooth, we will want to see you sooner than we may have originally planned. In a situation like this, it is important that you pay extra attention to the tooth.If you have any questions about your teeth or getting your crown replaced, feel free to ask us. We're always eager to help, so call us today. |
![]() Goichi Shiotsu, DDS Mercer Island, WA
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