I was eating some chicken tonight when part of my upper right tooth the one by my molar broke off! I had been having a bad smell in my mouth for a few days! Anyway it doesnt hurt-however it still has ...
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In the middle of my front two teeth there are blackstuff, not on my gums but on the actual tooth.
I've had it for a while never bothering to go to the ...
i had in impacted wisdom tooth and oral surgery hurt so incredibly bad. my guess is it hurt more cuz it was a wisdom tooth and at the same time i was having a molar taken out so it probably wont be so bad for you.
Good luck!
godbless =)
I'm a weird, ugly, and cute!
hopefully not like anything because of the anesthetic
Yvette C
I got an IV and then I went to sleep. Then I woke up and it was over. My face was numb from the numbing medication they had injected during the surgery. Then they gave me a prescription for steroids to prevent swelling, I had an ice pack, and a prescription for pain pills. It was not bad. Good Luck
David S
Well if it's impacted they'll numb you up really well. You may think it's overkill with the number of cartridges they use, but it's better to be numb than not numb enough. Remember to be calm during the procedure. Anxious patients increase anxiety and it decreases the effectiveness of the drugs we use.
During the procedure you'll feel pressure. Have you every had anyone jump on you while you were lying on your bed(assuming you have the covers on and everything)? You'll feel like a heavy sensation but not pain.
Here's what most people don't know, when we grab hold of the tooth, we have to have a firm grip on it, which means it's a lot of pressure. Don't be fooled into thinking that's pain. It's not pain, just a lot of pressure on your tooth. If you weren't numb enough you'll feel pain almost instantly, not 5-10 minutes into the procedure. Of course usually we'll just shoot you up one more time just to be safe.
It's also possible they'll section the tooth. Rather than having to take out 1 difficult tooth, the doctor might cut it in 2 pieces and remove one side, then the other making life for the dentist and you much easier. It all depends on the case.
PC be with you my friend, kmj
Hey Journeyo.....I have had a few impacted teeth removed...no big deal! Just bite the bullet for the injection, or hang on tight to the chair arms for a couple seconds.....and presto! The process is painless after the injecton. A little soreness during the healing process, but nothing that a couple of tylenol can't subdue! If you have several impacted teeth, sometimes you can talk the dentist into doing it in the hospital so medical insurance might cover! No worse than having a baby!!!! Just kidding, I am sure you will do fine! Peace be with you my friend......God Bless! kmj
maamu
I was born without any wisdon teeth, as were both of my sons. However, my daughter-in-law just went through surgery last week to have 4 impacted wisdom teeth and 2 molars removed. They gave her great drugs and she is still floating along with the aid of the drugs--lol.
Earlier the same week as the surgery she had 3 root canals and 6 caps put on her teeth. (her insurance was ready to expire so everything had to be done right away)
You will be fine, but sore for awhile. Don't hesitate to ask for some painkillers to use afterwards.
Good luck.
starlove2
the anesthesia they put into using a IV needle will help you feel no pain but just dizziness during and after the surgery. after that, it may hurt a little bit...but usually goes away after 1 week or two.
keep that spot clean when you are able to brush!
tacos
depends on the doc..
my first time was awful and painful
2nd time I went to a different guy..it was a breeze. I didn't even have to take the pain meds.
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