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DragonKL
19th April 2004, 01:34
Sonofabitch. I had my lower left wisdom tooth removed today. I'm in a great deal of discomfort. I'm still bleeding too, despite it being several hours later. Guess I'm not biting the gauze hard enough. Can't tell, cause my jaw is still numb from the novacaine.
Anyway I started humming Alizee in order to not concentrate on the bits of tooth and bone he was pulling from my throbbing jaw. It's kinda weird listening to yourself hum J'en ai marre and notice how all the shrieks of pain incorporate themselves into the melody.
I think my dentist should have a monitor set up on the ceiling that way I can watch Lili vids while he pulls the other three out at some undetermined future date.
That was my day. Thank you Alizee. You made it ... less unbearable. :P
Ron V.
19th April 2004, 01:36
Mine all grew in one at a time, and each time it was annoying and painful as hell, for a couple weeks each time. It would always push the gums up and out that used to be there, and I couldn't even close my jaw for a week or two. But luckily, they're all straight, so no need to remove them.
DragonKL
19th April 2004, 01:38
Bah, then you're a lucky. Not only do I have to get the other three removed, it'll probably be the same way... instead of pulling the tooth out at once, he'll cut away a portion at a time. God damn...I'm going to need to bring my Mp3 player to distract me. I think I left marks on the chair handles because I was gripping them very hard. White knuckled! :shock:
Moco
19th April 2004, 01:39
Half of my wisdom teeth have come out and they're crooked and push my other teeth around. But other than that, they don't cause any pain or discomfort so I haven't removed them.
Ron V.
19th April 2004, 01:45
Are you sure you even needed it? My dentist tried to get me to do it, but then I pressed him for proof of why I needed it done, since they felt fine to me, and it turned out he had no reason to recommend it. Other than more money for him.
DragonKL
19th April 2004, 01:48
Eh good question. Showed me x-rays and I guess they're going to push outward and change the orientation of my rear molars. They're growing in sideways.
xj220
19th April 2004, 05:13
I haven't been to a dentist for about 16 years. I guess I should go one day.
Greenie
17th December 2005, 09:24
I haven't been to a dentist for about 16 years. I guess I should go one day.hahahahahaha
my teeth are ok ;-) :P <lol>
Nestonia
17th December 2005, 14:13
my last dentist visit was in may of 2005, all of them are fixed... i hope so cos i´m drinking coce almost every day
Greenie
17th December 2005, 14:31
Nestonia, hahahaha aww... don't drink it so much ...
Nestonia
17th December 2005, 14:42
Nestonia, hahahaha aww... don't drink it so much ...
lol, it´s worth it... but it´s very important if they´re white and without holes.. who loves shiny yellow teeth, i don´t
RMJ
17th December 2005, 14:52
I should go to dentist, too. Still got all 4 wisdom teeth and they simple don't have room to fit in my mouth... They are impossible to wash, so, they got HUGE holes in them! :(
The lower ones are in so bad place that they needs to be surgically removed. That's what they said last time I visited dentist (~6 years ago). :(
Greenie
17th December 2005, 14:55
Nestonia, http://qan.interia.pl/chat/applet/chat_resources/images/chat_imgs/prezent2.gif
Tyza
17th December 2005, 15:10
Aua... :?
Hope you feel better soon.
Nestonia
17th December 2005, 18:52
Nestonia, http://qan.interia.pl/chat/applet/chat_resources/images/chat_imgs/prezent2.gif
even my cat brushes teeth
http://www.wtv-zone.com/brattrouble/CAT/BRUSHING-TEETH.jpg
LudaMan
17th December 2005, 21:33
Mine are starting to come in. They don't hurt yet, so hopefully I dont have to get them removed. My bastard dentist will probably pull them anyway. He wanted me to get braces because one tooth was a tad bit off. I told him ill live with one tooth a little off.
RMJ
17th December 2005, 21:56
Mine are starting to come in. They don't hurt yet, so hopefully I dont have to get them removed. My bastard dentist will probably pull them anyway. He wanted me to get braces because one tooth was a tad bit off. I told him ill live with one tooth a little off.
Hehe.. Kinda same story. Back in grade 3 or so, my dentist wanted to pull out two of my teeths because upper front teeth are little bit off. Like hell I let him do that... Now over 15 years later, they still fits just nicely.
For my cousin they pretty much forced braces (she was too weak to say no and believed the bs from the dentists). Nowaways, her teeth are more off than they were before. Thanks to those braces...
xWindwalkerx
17th December 2005, 22:10
Your a marine, you can handle it :).
Henrik
17th December 2005, 23:03
Haha, I still have a milk tooth left :lol: There is no tooth coming under it that pushes it away so it will stay where it is! And no problems with wisdom teeths yet, and I hope I will never have any problems with that :shock: I've heard that it hurts like hell!
PayBays
17th December 2005, 23:42
Mine all grew in one at a time, and each time it was annoying and painful as hell, for a couple weeks each time. It would always push the gums up and out that used to be there, and I couldn't even close my jaw for a week or two. But luckily, they're all straight, so no need to remove them.
The same here,it's been 1 month ago and it still hurts...i'm thinking about an infection
Beanie
19th December 2005, 03:22
Yeah I have Three but only now are they starting to be a problem.
They hurt like a bitch when they come through though, No wonder little babies cry when they have all of their teeth growing. :cry:
I'm wondering about having just one taken out, is it worth it?
It hurts and makes me bite my cheek.
PayBays
19th December 2005, 23:42
^ i have that 2.Everytime i chew i bite on it...it get's irritating :cry:
Greenie
29th December 2005, 00:00
Nestonia, u cat is clever ;-)
Beanie
29th December 2005, 01:46
It mostly bugs me at night I wake up in the night and find half of the inside of my cheek stuck under that tooth. grrrr
Henrik
31st December 2005, 01:49
Now it hurts like hell :cry: . I did get one wisdom teeth this summer but that one didn't hurt, and now im getting a second one. It doesn't hurt so much in the morning, but the pain can kill me in the nights :evil:
PayBays
31st December 2005, 02:02
Now it hurts like hell :cry: . I did get one wisdom teeth this summer but that one didn't hurt, and now im getting a second one. It doesn't hurt so much in the morning, but the pain can kill me in the nights :evil:
I had a little infection because i was biting on my cheek to many times.Have been walking around for 2 weeks with so much pain! :cry:
Achilles
31st December 2005, 07:31
I have been never pulled out any tooth from my mouth,my teeth are very firm.I think your American diet contributes your teeth ache.Yeh,your diet contains too much sugar and fat,that is not good for health.
YCZ
31st December 2005, 07:39
I have been never pulled out any tooth from my mouth,my teeth are very firm.I think your American diet contributes your teeth ache.Yeh,your diet contains too much sugar and fat,that is not good for health.
I don't think these people are from america, mostly Europe. Alizee is not big in America like she is big in europe.I say maybe about 0.05% of Americans even know her.(maybe less)
Achilles
31st December 2005, 08:41
I don't think these people are from america, mostly Europe. Alizee is not big in America like she is big in europe.I say maybe about 0.05% of Americans even know her.(maybe less)
Come on ,guy,watch the fanlisting first!
Mr Bond
31st December 2005, 14:24
Achilles wrote:
I have been never pulled out any tooth from my mouth,my teeth are very firm.I think your American diet contributes your teeth ache.Yeh,your diet contains too much sugar and fat,that is not good for health.
I think your missing the point of this thread no one is complaining about tooth decay or poor diet here. The thread is about Wisdom Teeth. Teeth, which usually come through after your adult teeth have.
Achilles
Piece Of Paradise
31st December 2005, 14:28
I have been never pulled out any tooth from my mouth,my teeth are very firm.I think your American diet contributes your teeth ache.Yeh,your diet contains too much sugar and fat,that is not good for health.
Wisdom teeth do not occur because of eating too much sugary or fatty foods, they are known as third molars and are the last teeth to erupt, usually at ages 17 to 25. Anyway, brushing your teeth regularly should prevent tooth decay even if you eat those foods. Wisdom tooth problems affect many people, not just Americans.
Achilles
31st December 2005, 15:15
WOKAO!I just spoke sth randomly here,why did you all counter against me?I 'm one of you guys after all.
Piece Of Paradise
31st December 2005, 15:34
Well, you did say Americans, when in actual fact Henrik is from Sweden and PayBays is from the Netherlands.
Achilles
31st December 2005, 16:03
DragonKL is American ,I was speaking to him,yeh,maybe I should have use a quote.
Btw,r u born in Sin? Are Sins speaking English or Chinese?
Piece Of Paradise
31st December 2005, 16:18
Well, from the last page before your post the two people PayBays and Henrik were from Europe, so there's the mix up.
Yes, I'm born in Singapore, not sin. Singaporeans speak mainly English, but Mandarin is also spoken, but not as much as English.
Achilles
31st December 2005, 17:09
Sorry,I was just too lazy.Yeh,sorry.
And you know Chinese,right?You r Chinese Singaporean?
Piece Of Paradise
31st December 2005, 17:23
Yes, but my Mandarin is worse than my English, a lot worse.
Achilles
31st December 2005, 17:30
Do you want to live in China?
Piece Of Paradise
31st December 2005, 17:38
I think we have gone off-topic here, so I won't answer that as it will further divert away from the main topic. Try to stay on topic.
Achilles
31st December 2005, 17:41
Okay,you r right.I'll get off .
Señor Villa
31st December 2005, 21:08
Nestonia,
Does you cat floss too? :lol:
Greenie
31st December 2005, 21:13
Señor Villa, I THINK HE DOES ;-)
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