Have you had your widom teeth pulled?

Post by **SultanOrder** » Sat Nov 01, 2014 2:25 pm

I'm having all four pulled out at once this week

Post by **FAH1223** » Sat Nov 01, 2014 2:32 pm

Yep... in January 2012.

First 3 days are horrible.

Hodan94 · Post by **Hodan94** » Sat Nov 01, 2014 2:32 pm

Mine is growing now. It hurts as hell. I cant eat from my left side...

Rabshoole · Post by **Rabshoole** » Sat Nov 01, 2014 2:34 pm

I keep pushing back to get them pulled out since last year.

Inshallah I'm get all four taken out the week before Christmas break.

Post by **SultanOrder** » Sat Nov 01, 2014 2:54 pm

The thing is they want to give "gass" to calm me down during the sugery, I said hell no, just numb me. But the two of the bottom wisdom teeth are impacted, which means they are below the gums, they have to scrape the gum ontop of it and then dig into it to pull them out.

LobsterUnit · Post by **LobsterUnit** » Sat Nov 01, 2014 2:55 pm

Now we know why youve been acting all funny.

YummyMummy · Post by **YummyMummy** » Sat Nov 01, 2014 3:09 pm

So your minshaar teeth can open cans miyaa PO? I'm slightly put off.

Had mine all pulled out by 12yrs old, I even pulled some out myself alxamdulillah

Ha nixin, 2 pushes should be enough.

Post by **FAH1223** » Sat Nov 01, 2014 3:15 pm

Perfect_Order wrote:The thing is they want to give "gass" to calm me down during the sugery, I said hell no, just numb me. But the two of the bottom wisdom teeth are impacted, which means they are below the gums, they have to scrape the gum ontop of it and then dig into it to pull them out.

You should get the gas and go to sleep during surgery.

You'd need someone to drive you home though.

I remember when I woke up and tried to walk afterwards, I immediately fell down and was still out of it.

Got in the car and didn't remember the ride back.

Post by **SultanOrder** » Sat Nov 01, 2014 4:54 pm

The gas is suppose to "relax" me, not put me to sleep, so I'm going to opt out of it. I'm probably going to drive myself home, so I don't something that will get me drousy.

Yummy, not talking about baby teeth, but the molars in the very back that come out in adulthood.

YummyMummy · Post by **YummyMummy** » Sat Nov 01, 2014 5:14 pm

^ gartay sxb. I can see why they would be more difficult.

Malachite · Post by **Malachite** » Sat Nov 01, 2014 5:54 pm

I had mine removed couple of year back, sedated and gone during the whole procedure. Swollen face for 2 days was the only thing i remember

One of my friends has just had two impacted wisdom teeth removed: she got dry socket (alveolar osteitis) and has suffered nerve damage leading to some lower lip numbness which may prove permanent.

When I wanted a molar extracted a while ago, my dentist warned me about the risk of dry socket and how painful it was

good luck tho

Tuushi · Post by **Tuushi** » Sat Nov 01, 2014 6:17 pm

Did last year Christmas.I have asked to be numbed only.First two days are not fun but was much easier than i anticipated.

Advil is the best friend u need.U will be tempted to be brave and eat ur regular foods but becareful coz smallest particle might be the start of bigger issues.
Good luck.

0sman · Post by **0sman** » Sun Nov 02, 2014 12:23 am

I have 2 questions regarding wisdom teeth so can some of you guys be nice enough and give me answer(s)?

First, why do people remove wisdom teeth a lot (I read about people having them removed these days)? Is it because there's something wrong with them or what? I am asking this cuz (though I have no teeth problems at all), I hate pushing my toothbrush at the back of my mouth to brush those wisdom teeth and fancy the idea of getting rid of them just for that.

Secondly, funny thing is, I only have the top two wisdom teeth and never had the bottom two coming out. I always wondered why but still there is nothing there. Is that normal? Again, I never had a toothache let alone cavities etc. Also I never visited a dentist in my life.

Skippa · Post by **Skippa** » Sun Nov 02, 2014 12:38 am

0sman wrote:I have 2 questions regarding wisdom teeth so can some of you guys be nice enough and give me answer(s)?

First, why do people remove wisdom teeth a lot (I read about people having them removed these days)? Is it because there's something wrong with them or what? I am asking this cuz (though I have no teeth problems at all), I hate pushing my toothbrush at the back of my mouth to brush those wisdom teeth and fancy the idea of getting rid of them just for that

They're of little use; At times, they don't come out properly (impacted wisdom teeth) and they crowd the other teeth in the mouth; They're prone to cavities for the reason that you stated (hard to reach) etc...

0sman wrote:Secondly, funny thing is, I only have the top two wisdom teeth and never had the bottom two coming out. I always wondered why but still there is nothing there. Is that normal?

The missing ones are there...they're probably growing sideways.

0sman · Post by **0sman** » Sun Nov 02, 2014 12:48 am

^ I heard about the impacted wisdom teeth before but never thought they're there with everyone. Does that mean they cause pain and discomfort when grow sideways then, though I never had any kind of teeth pain before?

Thanks for the info by the way, Skippa.

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