The population of Yukon as of February, 2016, is 35,874, an increase of 5.8% from 2011. With a land area of 474,712.64 km2 (183,287.57 sq mi), it had a population density of 0.1/km2 (0.2/sq mi) in 2011.
Foods to Eat? For the first week after your tongue piercing, the Association of Professional Piercers advises avoiding foods and drinks that are hot in temperature or spicy. Hot and/or spicy foods can irritate your tongue, causing additional pain and discomfort. Moreover, because the jewelry in your mouth can conduct hot and cold temperatures, you may burn your tongue if the food you're eating is too warm. Sticky Foods. Skip sticky foods, such as oatmeal or mashed potatoes, during healing.
It is best to keep ice on your tongue as much as possible the first few days. Do not eat spicy food for the first two weeks. You are suppose to keep the longer piercing ring in for 10-14 days time depending on when the swelling goes down. Your tongue will be swollen for a few days to two weeks. If they do not give you a rinse, then you should buy some kind of sea salt solution and rinse with that. You could use Listerine but it is not recommended for the most part not right away. After about two weeks time you can change it to a smaller barbell. I would use a metal bar but acrylic balls. Acrylic balls are less likly to crack your teeth and wear down your enamel. Best way to change your tongue ring is to take the first one out, and replace it with a clean new one.