Ahh dental work…one thing we need to have done every now and again, which usually isn’t the most fun thing in the world. However, the popularity of dental holidays are growing and growing in the west due to the rising cost of dental work in our home countries.

One country which is capturing the market is Thailand. With their low cost and high quality work, more and more people are jumping on a plane to get their dental work done.

So you’ve arrived in Thailand and just got back from the dentist and decided to stay and holiday Kamagra for a week before heading back home. But you have a question you want answered….

What foods are safe for me to eat?

The great thing about Thailand is that you can get just about any ethnic type of food ranging from Thai salad to some of the best Italian pizza you’ve ever tasted.

Depending prescription cialis generic on the dental work done, you will be told to not eat a certain type of food, However, there are two types of common foods you should stay away from when getting this type of work done:

Spicy Food
Where ever you go in Thailand, you will see restaurant after restaurant offering Thai food. One issue many new comers to Thailand face is how spicy the food is. Many people are fearful of experimenting with Thai food because of this.

However, this is easily over come with three little words, neet noy spicy (pronounced neat noy spicy). These three words which mean “a little spicy” will save your mouth and stomach from some uneasiness. If you prefer no spice, simply say “no spice”. Nearly all restaurants will understand those two words.

Hard Food
Stay away from hard foods such as some Thai hard candy or even Mentos (which believe it or not, Mentos are sold everywhere throughout Thailand. You’d think it’s the nation’s official breath freshener).

Most Thai food is noodle, rice, or soup based which makes most Thai food great for those who just had dental work done. They are soft foods which are easy on the stomach to digest.

A note though, some soups contain chicken still on the bone and if you are not careful you will inadvertently chews on a bone which may disrupt your dental work.

Author Bio: Peter Nastrom is an author and Dental Tourist. He has created an online Thailand Dental Travel website http://www.YourThailandDentalHoliday.com and is looking to share as much information as possible to people about this worldwide phenomenon.

Category: Health/Wellness
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