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How to eat when you can't chew
Talk to your doctor.
Your doctor will be able to provide you with specific information regarding what restrictions you have with foods and what texture foods you need to consume (soft and mushy vs pureed liquids). Your doctor should also provide you with a timeline of how long you need to follow a modified diet.

Available choices: * Change up your diet if you have no clear goal to follow in a day. You might be tempted to focus only on vegetables or whole grains, but you may end up chewing often.. * Ask your doctor to specify exactly what you can and cannot eat. It's better to be very clear and get too much information than eat something that could cause pain or further injury.. * If you started with dried fruits, they will only point out what alterations you've made to your diet. They may also advise you to cut out additional foods or supplements that can interfere with the eating habits that you have established.. * Your doctor will likely likely refer you to a dietician or nutritionist. They can help you set up a meal plan that will go into effect when you eat no more than six ounces..
Ask your doctor to specify exactly what you can and cannot eat. It's better to be very clear and get too much information than eat something that could cause pain or further injury.