I don't think it's too big of a deal. I mean they let you eat pretty much like a half hour after and that's exposure to any number of different attacks. While smoking isn't that bad for your teeth it's not great but I wouldn't worry. Smoking after you get teeth pulled like your wisdom teeth is another story, however, due to the negative pressure building up in your mouth as you pull and the possibility of dry sockets which are nasty painful; then again I smoked the day I had mine pulled and lived to tell.

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datPiff Reviewed by datPiff on . Smoking after fillings Hey everyone...I figured this was the best place to post this. I'm going to the dentist tomorrow and Wednesday to get multiple tiny cavities in between my teeth taken care of. They are all going to be teeth colored fillings (porcelain or whatever) and not silver fillings. I'm wondering if it is safe to smoke after getting cavities filled. I most likely won't be smoking till Friday, but is that too soon? I wouldn't want the cavities to fall out, get stained, etc... Thanks for the help.. Rating: 5