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Expanded recipes
New recipe ideas and a shopping list for the initial healing period after extractions.
Denture process guide · Second edition
Getting dentures? Know what to expect.And what to eat during healing.
Written from a patient-friendly perspective, this guide follows the denture creation process appointment by appointment—from extractions through delivery—so you know what to expect. It also includes food lists and recipes for the initial healing period.
Get the book · $16.99For you or someone you care about
2nd editionExpanded guide
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Know what comes nextA step-by-step look at the process
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Bring your questionsAnswers to questions patients ask
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Make a plan for mealsFood lists and recipes for healing
A guide for the road ahead
What to expect when getting dentures, step by step.
Preparing for dentures can raise questions about appointments, extractions, healing, and delivery. This patient-friendly guide follows the denture creation process appointment by appointment, explaining what to expect along the way and helping you feel prepared for conversations with your dental team.
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Why dentures?
Learn about reasons people may need dentures and what to consider as you begin.
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From extractions to delivery
Follow the denture process step by step, including what may happen at appointments.
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Questions you may not think to ask
Explore an expanded FAQ with real questions patients have raised along the way.
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Eating during early healing
Use food lists and recipes as a starting point while you follow your dental team’s instructions.
What’s new in edition two
More answers. More ideas for the table.
The expanded second edition adds new material to help readers prepare for the denture process and the adjustment that follows.
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Two additional chapters
More guidance to help you understand the process and feel ready for what’s ahead.
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A bigger FAQ
Answers shaped by questions from real patients throughout their denture journey.
The question everyone asks
What can I eat without teeth?
After extractions, your dental team’s instructions should guide what and when you eat. This book includes a shopping list and recipes for the initial healing period, plus ideas to help you plan ahead.
Because healing and dietary instructions differ from person to person, use the ideas alongside the guidance from your own dental team.
See the bookInside you’ll find ideas for…
✓Planning a healing-period grocery list
✓Trying new recipes and tastes
✓Thinking ahead about meals
✓Making the transition feel less uncertain
Follow your clinician’s instructions about what and when to eat after treatment.
Paperback or ebook
Choose the format that works for you.
The second edition of But What Do I Eat Without Teeth?! by Dr. Mark Anthony White. A practical guide to the denture process, with food lists and recipes for the early healing period.
Before you order
Questions about getting dentures
What should I expect when getting dentures?
The denture process varies by person. The book walks through the steps from extractions to denture delivery and explains topics to discuss with your dental team.
Who is this book for?
It is written for people preparing for the denture process, as well as family members and caregivers who want to understand what a loved one may experience.
What can I eat after tooth extractions?
Follow your dental professional’s instructions about what and when to eat. The book includes a shopping list and recipes for the initial healing period after extractions.
What topics does it cover?
The book covers reasons for needing dentures, the process from extractions through delivery, what to expect along the way, and food lists and recipes for the initial healing period.
What’s included in the second edition?
The second edition includes expanded recipes, two additional chapters, and an expanded FAQ section with questions from real patients.
Does the book replace advice from my dentist?
No. It is an educational guide and does not replace individualized advice. Your dental team’s instructions should guide your care and healing.
Educational information only. Your treatment, healing, and food recommendations may differ. Follow the instructions provided by your dental professional.