Jaw surgery diet

Twenty liquid recipe ideas that I discovered during my recovery period from jaw surgery. The key to a liquid diet is to be creative!

Jaw surgery recovery isn't easy, but I'm here to help you make the best of it with delicious recipes that are easy to chew.

Just had oral surgery? Had your wisdom teeth removed? What can you eat? Eating can be hard, and it is important for healing to eat only soft foods for a few days. With these suggestions, you won't get bored with food!

Learn about the many interesting ways to

This 1-Year Update is a little late, I was waiting on my surgeon to finally send me all my scans, x-rays and pictures so I could include them. So this is more like a 13 month update :-) The residual swelling is pretty much gone. They say at this point, however you look is the final product. Some doctors say swelling can last up to a year and a half but I think I'm done. There is only a tiny bit on my lower left jaw because that is where they removed a piece and then had to screw it back…

Jaw surgery recovery is brutal. Here are my picks for the 8 jaw surgery recovery essentials that will optimize your rest and healing.

Ten months post double jaw surgery I'm sharing what jaw surgery recovery was like: from timelines to cost to whether or not I would do it again.

Grains have been fermented for as long as they have been eaten. Many of us today, given our industrialized food practices, assume that these fermented grains were eaten in the form of sourdough breads and baked goods. The reality, though, is much different. Picture a peasant working hard in a field all day. This is the time before grocery stores or even farmers’ markets. This is a time before electricity and modern refrigeration. This peasant hauls her water, takes care of her...

Okay, so today (since i can't think of anything better to ramble on about) i am just going to compile a huge list of everything that i discovered i could eat without chewing. This isnt necessarily a "liquid" diet... but i was able to mash all of these foods well enough with a fork to choke them down with little effort without chewing, which was/is my constraint! But, ill start with what i ate the first week when i was completely banded shut and had to use a syringe. because i battled a ton…