lets hear it guys, i just got mine out today

my lip feels weird, after being frozen it feels like it fell asleep lol.

edit: dang i misspelled yes

This post has been edited by Zxian: Dec 30 2007, 07:12 AM

Not only that, you gums will bleed when you eat mash potatos, it hurts like mad. But in the long run you willbe better with it off. Took 4 shoots of numbing in each corner of my mouth to remove my wisdom teeth, and i still felt every single thing.

the gas didnt do much for me, but the numbing worked perfectly

voted no... im glad too as i bet it proper hurts lol

Nope!... Never had any problem with em either

@ Cygnus: Say AHHHHHHH!
lol

within the next month or two unforunately.

lol it aint that bad, the worst bit of pain i have (like any other open wound) is a bit of a sting in the holes left from the teeth. other than that, i feel perfectly fine right now. my jaw is a little swollen too, but its not bugging me much.

im just glad i didnt wait until later on, my dad's insurance covered it so i dont have to pay for it it woulda been $1500, but it was only 100 after insurance.

I did not do the gas option, as it did nothing for me, i had to have the shots, that was the most effective.

two by four blow to the head should do the trick

heh... heh...

I have perfect teeth



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This post has been edited by ricktendo64: Aug 2 2006, 05:07 PM

Nice smile pal,

thank god that didnt happen



looks a guy that was on judge judy one time

This post has been edited by Cygnus: Aug 2 2006, 05:58 PM

I didn't get the gas either. If you have the option, GET THE GAS.

It is hard for your brain to comprehend why there is so much crunching noise inside your skull but no pain associated with it. My legs were twitching uncontrollably since my brain *knew that it should be hurting*.

Really I would rather not remember it at all. The crunching noises in my skull, the doc climbing around on my chest to get a better angle at the tooth, the other dental people hanging out in the doorway watching the procedure...it was just bad

Gas? That must be a new thing. I've had mine removed years ago, back then hooked us to an IV.

The only thing I remember from the whole experience: dry sockets hurt.

Gas and IV accomplish the same goal: general instead of local anesthesia.

i got gas, and IV. they also hooked me upto a heart monitor lol. i also got frozen. my mouth finally fees normal again lol. i got to take my iPod in with me and listen to some music too. the doctor listened to iron maiden too

the teeth came out fairly easily for me. i was there for about 20 minutes then i was out. i dont have any pain anymore WOO lol, hopefully soon i can eat some good food again. i have to eat pudding and oatmeal, not that its bad, its just gonna get very repetitive

anywho.. i would get the gas for sure, it made me feel good too hehehe

This post has been edited by Cygnus: Aug 2 2006, 06:33 PM

20 minutes? o wow, i dunno if i'll have mine out, no one's said anything.

local anesthesia, like 4 shots to the upper right, 4 shots to the upper left, 4 shots to the lower right and 4 shots to the lower left. I still felt the prying of the tooth and everything. The doc was suprised that i could still feel it. No amount of anesthesia can make me fell no pain.