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Dental Surgery (i'm scared) |
amnesia
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*cries*
I've got FOUR impacted wisdom teeth growing and i need to have surgery. I've been putting it off for a while.
Anyone had surgery for this before? Does it hurt? Will I feel anything?
How will I feel after it's been done?
Even though I dont feel him doing anything, Will I actually feel it snap off when he pulls it out or does he do something to soften it and pull it out nicely?
*cries*
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jeko.uk
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you should not have created this thread well not while im on here ha ha ha
the pain will be unbearable your gonna scream like hell then youll here a snap
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amnesia
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thats not cool!
you're not being serious are you?
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Pradhika
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Those days are over. Now, the prior job of a doctor is to keep a patient free of pains. The dental surgery is performed with the help of just a local anesthesia. You will witness it yourself. No worries whatsoever. The doctor should be experienced. That is important.
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mustafabay
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I think it will hurt some and you might be sore for a couple days. I however am lucky enough to have a big enough jaw and my 4 wisdom teeth fit nicely and don't have your problem. My wisdom teeth are my only molars that don't have fillings.
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amnesia
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i'm sure i'll be soar after.
The soarness is not a problem to be honest.
It's during the removal that I'm worried about.
I wish I know how they would remove it.
I'll explain.
My two bottom wisdom teeth are growing vertically rather than horiztonally like a normal tooth. So they are pushing on the other teeth.
Whats worse is that they are under the gums so it means he'll have to cut the gum open to expose the tooth and then dig around until it can come out *cries*
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teamster1975
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Ask for general anaesthetic. That's what I had when I had some teeth out due to evercrowding. Mind you, I was 13! |
amnesia
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i will for sure.
I'll ask for 5 as well lol.
Just wanted to know what sensations I'd be feeling or blood gushing.
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mustafabay
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Youch. That's gonna hurt.* Closes eyes tries not to emagine* close eyes to sleep.
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Jim
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I had an operation for that and I had nothing, the first thing I did when I woke up was eating and allmost solid.
My cheeks weren't big at all, barelly changed and no pain at all ! Just 4 holes with sometimes blood and foods who get's in, disturbing feeling but no problem ! AFter 2 days I ate solid again.
I had a friend who was the opposite of me so it really depends on the person and how "strong" your body is.
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teamster1975
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Don't have a hot drink afterwards!!!! (Painful memory) |
amnesia
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oh really. So you had the same thing as me with the verticle teeth underneath the gums?
What did they do?
What procedure?
How long did it take?
Details please.
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Pradhika
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Look, the face and its parts are very close to brain. The pain will be shooting one. But with anesthesia you will feel comfort.
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teamster1975
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If you have a general anaesthetic you'll sleep through the whole thing anyway so it's not a problem. If you're fit enough, that's the way I'd go! |
amnesia
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lol well the reason I'm worried is because when I had to have a filling replaced.
I was given an injection and it wore off before he finished so I felt sever pain (it was a deep one)
So I'm worreid it'll happen again.
And I also wonder if he will slice the gum and how will he take the tooth out.
I have a small mouth I guess.
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Posted: 2005-07-18 00:38
