Wisdom tooth surgically removed 💉

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welz Oct 20, 2017

So I've just had my wisdom tooth removed as it was sideways and causing issues when flossing and food stuck causing infections. It was pretty traumatic - he just pumped me full of numbing fluid and went to work- he kept saying that he really shouldn't have done it haha... he had to leave two root tips behind as it was wrapped around a nerve then stiched me back up and kicked me out the door. This was by far the worst dentist trip I have been too.. let's hope I have feeling back in my lip and he didn't cut a nerve!

Anyone else have any crazy stories about dental trips? This one will stay with me for a while...
☠️EYESOFDEATH☠️ Oct 20, 2017

They knocked me out when they had to remove mine. They were sideways and impacted to hell. Woke up and romped my way through the office like a bull since I was so stoned. My wife likes to tell the story.
welz Oct 20, 2017

☠️EYESOFDEATH☠️ wrote:
They knocked me out when they had to remove mine. They were sideways and impacted to hell. Woke up and romped my way through the office like a bull since I was so stoned. My wife likes to tell the story.

Haha that made me laugh! That few minutes when you wake up confused and not all there... let's hope you have a few stories to get back at her 😜
☠️EYESOFDEATH☠️ Oct 20, 2017

Sadly I don’t. I’m always the one to make a fool of myself lol. The best part of it was they were pissed off at her for not pinning me down. Mind you at the time I just got back from Afghanistan, so I was in the best shape of my life and a foot taller than her. Like she had a chance lol.
welz Oct 20, 2017

That's true my gf is the same I'm about a foot taller than her and there is no chance she'd be able to hold me down if I were in the same position as you- I can imagine the look they gave her ! Then again if you were witnessing that I'm sure you'd try to find a nice desk to hide under haha! Good story!!
★DΞICIDΞ★ Oct 20, 2017

friend of mine woke up saying he was in love with his dentist and kept telling her wanted to see her boobs, this was in back in high school. his mom was really embarrassed. i never had mine removed so can only tell someone elses :(.
welz Oct 20, 2017

That's pretty embarrassing luckily I wasn't that bad! I left my wisdom teeth for over 10 years from when they said I'm 'probably' not going too need it then low and behold it's now causing serious issues - you want to look into that! 👌
Ojibwe Oct 20, 2017

The assistant had me in a headlock while the dentist put his knee against my neck trying to get some leverage. Took about 10 hard jerks until it finally cracked.
ｆｒｏｓｔ Oct 21, 2017

Ojibwe wrote:
The assistant had me in a headlock while the dentist put his knee against my neck trying to get some leverage. Took about 10 hard jerks until it finally cracked.

something sounds wrong.. not sure what though
Boner Jams '03 Oct 21, 2017

Took two bags of Versed to put me out. When my mother came back to get me I was spinning around in the chair exclaiming I was “drunk as shit!”
ฅຮอศརຮƴ♆яїн♆ Oct 21, 2017

Quick story ... ignored my dental hygienist who is also a friend telling me ‘you should get those wisdom teeth out’. 2 years later all of a sudden had excruciating jaw pain on a Sunday. ... the worst most horrible non ending intense pain. They got infected (gross, sorry). Friend / hygienist had to call dentist off a golf course to prescribe me pain meds so I wouldn’t commit suicide. Next day had 4 teeth pulled under full anesthesia. Moral of the story?

If a professional tells you to remove them even if they don’t hurt, do it.

Full anesthesia is the way to go
Boner Jams '03 Oct 21, 2017

Hey welz- make sure you get an oral syringe to rinse those holes out. Food is like a magnet with those things
welz Oct 21, 2017

ฅຮอศརຮƴ♆яїн♆ wrote:
Quick story ... ignored my dental hygienist who is also a friend telling me ‘you should get those wisdom teeth out’. 2 years later all of a sudden had excruciating jaw pain on a Sunday. ... the worst most horrible non ending intense pain. They got infected (gross, sorry). Friend / hygienist had to call dentist off a golf course to prescribe me pain meds so I wouldn’t commit suicide. Next day had 4 teeth pulled under full anesthesia. Moral of the story?

If a professional tells you to remove them even if they don’t hurt, do it.

Full anesthesia is the way to go

Yep! I really wish I had them pulled years ago and not go through this shit now... sitting here with a golf ball on the side of my mouth and I'm starting a new job next week!
welz Oct 21, 2017

Boner Jams '03 wrote:
Hey welz- make sure you get an oral syringe to rinse those holes out. Food is like a magnet with those things

He stitched me up so no holes and the swelling covers that haha last time I had a wisdom tooth out it popped out in 10 seconds but this one took over and hour of drilling 😩
welz Oct 21, 2017

Ojibwe wrote:
The assistant had me in a headlock while the dentist put his knee against my neck trying to get some leverage. Took about 10 hard jerks until it finally cracked.

I remember when I had a lower tooth out years ago (not a wisdom one) and she was yanking it so hard that it smacked my upper tooth and cracked it- have to love the NHS (free healthcare) that's why I go private now but it eats into my wages... worth it though you only get one go with them