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Curious about recovery time after tooth extraction and implants

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sewist13
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"Did anyone else find certain foods surprisingly tricky even weeks into recovery?"

Definitely. My daughter had a similar experience—she was eager to get back to crunchy snacks like chips, but even after several weeks, she found them unexpectedly uncomfortable. It seems like the healing process can be quite individual and unpredictable at times... patience really is key. Glad you shared your pizza story; it's reassuring to know others have faced similar hurdles during recovery.

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"patience really is key."

Totally agree with this. I thought pasta would be easy enough after a couple weeks, but even soft noodles felt weirdly uncomfortable. Took me a good month before eating felt completely normal again... everyone's timeline is definitely different.

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data_jake
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Yeah, patience definitely matters a lot here. I've seen plenty of cases where people underestimate how long it takes to feel normal again. Even though the gums might look healed on the outside, underneath there's still bone integration happening, which can take months. I always tell patients not to rush into tougher foods too soon—better safe than sorry. Everyone heals differently, but giving yourself extra time usually pays off in the long run... less discomfort and fewer complications.

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dukecarpenter47
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Glad you mentioned this, because honestly I've been a bit worried about my own healing timeline. It's been a few weeks and things look okay, but underneath it still feels kinda weird... guess I just need to chill and trust the process, huh?

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