Uh all at the same time?
That’s hardcore, man…
Are they grown out, or is it surgery?
I had the bottom ones surgically removed a month apart years ago and the top ones recently extracted - those were already grown out so much less hassle.
As a caretaker, make sure to have ice / ice packs and soup, yoghurt, smoothies (no berries or anything that has small parts though, like the seeds from the strawberries). They will not be allowed to use a straw, so only things that can be eaten with a spoon. Avoid acidic juices like orange (they can break down the forming blood clots early on)
(S)he won’t be able to properly brush teeth and won’t be allowed to rinse for at least 24 hours.
If this person smokes, make sure they they do not smoke as this almost certainly leads to infection in the first 48 hours (+/- 24, i can’t recall)
Pillows are going to get bloody.
If they all come out at the same time, (s)he possibly won’t be able to open her mouth properly at all to eat. Even just with the extraction recently I had trouble opening my mouth enough to get the toothbrush in the first 2 days.
It will get better with time, but make sure this person has no obligation other than to rest.
I think you can already start with the adult stem cells field.
Gum restoration helped me a lot with the extraction recently.
Probably also advanced healing, but I have no experience with that field.
In case it is surgical, bacterial destruction could help with smooth healing, and there is always inflammation so anything that can help with that.
I’m sure @uial will come in with an amazing comprehensive list soon :D