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What You Can and Can't Eat After Gum or Implant Surgery

What you eat after gum or dental implant surgery can make recovery more comfortable and help protect the area while it heals. In the first few days, you’ll generally want soft foods that require very little chewing, then slowly return to your regular diet as your mouth becomes less tender. Pacific Northwest Periodontics, located in Seattle, WA, specializes in periodontal and implant care. The team includes Dr. Darrin Rapoport and Dr. Riccardo Di Gianfilippo, who are both Diplomates of the American Board of Periodontology. What Can You Eat After Gum or Implant Surgery?… More

What is Guided Biofilm Therapy?

What you eat after gum or dental implant surgery can make recovery more comfortable and help protect the area while it heals. In the first few days, you’ll generally want soft foods that require very little chewing, then slowly return to your regular diet as your mouth becomes less tender. Pacific Northwest Periodontics, located in Seattle, WA, specializes in periodontal and implant care. The team includes Dr. Darrin Rapoport and Dr. Riccardo Di Gianfilippo, who are both Diplomates of the American Board of Periodontology. What Can You Eat After Gum or Implant Surgery?… More

What Do Periodontal Pocket Numbers Mean?

What you eat after gum or dental implant surgery can make recovery more comfortable and help protect the area while it heals. In the first few days, you’ll generally want soft foods that require very little chewing, then slowly return to your regular diet as your mouth becomes less tender. Pacific Northwest Periodontics, located in Seattle, WA, specializes in periodontal and implant care. The team includes Dr. Darrin Rapoport and Dr. Riccardo Di Gianfilippo, who are both Diplomates of the American Board of Periodontology. What Can You Eat After Gum or Implant Surgery?… More

Gum Health and Total Body Wellness: Why the Connection Matters

What you eat after gum or dental implant surgery can make recovery more comfortable and help protect the area while it heals. In the first few days, you’ll generally want soft foods that require very little chewing, then slowly return to your regular diet as your mouth becomes less tender. Pacific Northwest Periodontics, located in Seattle, WA, specializes in periodontal and implant care. The team includes Dr. Darrin Rapoport and Dr. Riccardo Di Gianfilippo, who are both Diplomates of the American Board of Periodontology. What Can You Eat After Gum or Implant Surgery?… More

Can a Periodontist Save a Tooth My Dentist Says May Need Extraction?

What you eat after gum or dental implant surgery can make recovery more comfortable and help protect the area while it heals. In the first few days, you’ll generally want soft foods that require very little chewing, then slowly return to your regular diet as your mouth becomes less tender. Pacific Northwest Periodontics, located in Seattle, WA, specializes in periodontal and implant care. The team includes Dr. Darrin Rapoport and Dr. Riccardo Di Gianfilippo, who are both Diplomates of the American Board of Periodontology. What Can You Eat After Gum or Implant Surgery?… More

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