Veneers in Bangkok · Day 2 of 7

Day 2 after veneers in Bangkok

Your temporaries are in. You can swim, sunbathe and sightsee normally. Treat the front teeth gently: cut food up and chew at the back.

Short answer

On day 2 after veneers in Bangkok:

  • Not today Snorkel and mouthpieces
  • With care Biting and food texture · Hot and cold
  • OK Sun, sea and swimming · Exercise · Flying home

Good options today: Chinatown street food night, Wat Pho and the Reclining Buddha, Grand Palace and Wat Phra Kaew.

Today's rules

With care

Biting and food texture

Do not bite straight into hard or crunchy food such as apples, carrots, hard bread or tough meat. Cut it up and chew with your back teeth.

Source: Cleveland Clinic

With care

Hot and cold

Teeth are often more sensitive to heat and cold after preparation and fitting. Sip frozen drinks and hot coffee carefully.

Source: Cleveland Clinic

Not today

Snorkel and mouthpieces

Gripping a snorkel mouthpiece with your front teeth can pop off a temporary veneer. Choose a glass-bottom boat or skip the snorkel until the finals are in.

Source: Oral Health Foundation · Cleveland Clinic

OK

Sun, sea and swimming

No restriction. People can return to normal activities the same day.

Source: Cleveland Clinic

OK

Exercise

No restriction from the veneers themselves.

Source: Cleveland Clinic

OK

Flying home

No restriction from veneers. Fly once the final fitting and bite check are done.

Source: Oral Health Foundation

Confirm with your surgeon. These are general activity limits from published aftercare guidance. Your clinic's written instructions always come first, and they may be stricter or looser for your procedure.

4 things you can do today

  • Chinatown street food night

    Yaowarat Road after dark: grills, noodles, seafood and crowds.

    A few hours on foot with breaks, shaded or covered, about 3 hours

  • Wat Pho and the Reclining Buddha

    The 46-metre reclining Buddha and quiet courtyards next to the Grand Palace.

    Gentle walking, some open-air walking, about 1.5 hours

  • Grand Palace and Wat Phra Kaew

    Thailand's most famous sight: glittering, crowded and mostly in full sun.

    A few hours on foot with breaks, mostly in full sun, about 3 hours

  • Chao Phraya dinner cruise

    A two-hour buffet cruise past the lit-up temples. Free beer is included on some boats; soft drinks are too.

    Seated, indoors, about 2 hours

Also fine today: Wat Arun · Chao Phraya express boat · Rooftop bar · Traditional Thai massage · ICONSIAM and the riverside malls · Jim Thompson House · Thai cooking class · SEA LIFE Bangkok Ocean World · Damnoen Saduak floating market · Bangkok National Museum · Ayutthaya day trip · Lumphini Park early morning

Nothing to skip today

Nothing on our Bangkok list breaks today's rules. Keep following the food and care rules above.

Where to eat today

  • Tom yum and som tam. Hot and sour soup and green papaya salad. Very spicy.
  • Jok (rice porridge). Silky rice porridge with ginger and egg, sold from early morning. Ideal after dental work, once it has cooled.
  • Mango sticky rice. Sweet coconut sticky rice with ripe mango.

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