What are some signs that my daughter's wisdom teeth may be coming in?
Wisdom teeth?
She will have some swelling around her gums where the teeth may be coming in. She will bite the side of her mouth cause of the swelling and have some pain on the surface. The best thing to do is call a dentist set her up an appointment and he can refer her to specialist. I went through the same thing and the advice they gave me was have them removed. And my advice to you is have it done. The sooner the better. I still have mine and i have pain all the time. It's taking me forever to get an appointment. So like i said the sooner the better.
Reply:well, if they are impacted, a lot of pain.
Reply:Pain, swelling, redness of gums, crowded teeth.
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Reply:How old is your daughter because they do not usually erupt until late teens early adulthood.
The symtoms are the same as for a teething baby: sore gums.
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Wisdom teeth?
what age do u start growing wisdom teeth
Wisdom teeth?
i have wisdom teeth growing at my age 19.
It pain me alot from now because now i am 19 age .
The teeth just grown on feb 2007. i put some ice to stop the pain away just for while.
Reply:14 years tooth bud foms n at the age 20 -22 it erupts completely with favorable space in jaws
Reply:varies
Reply:funny you should ask I just started growing my left wisdom and I am 25. I already have my other one. The doc and the dentist looked at me and laughed. I am called a late bloomer!
Reply:Around the first teenage-according to my own experience
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Reply:Mine came in around 16-17.
Reply:The best website you can go to, in order to find out everything on specialist wisdom teeth removal, costs, stories related to wisdom teeth, IV sedation vs GA or plain LA, post operative care (including diets), complications (like numb lip) as well as newsletters about wisdom teeth, is http://www.oceansurgical.com.au .... Good luck, I hope everything goes well for you! And remember, only go to an oral and maxillofacial surgeon to have your wisdom teeth removed. You can find out about OM surgeons in your Australian town by going to http://www.anzaoms.org
The age of developmental start for wisdom teeth is about 10-12, and they erupt from about 14-18 years onwards
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Wisdom teeth?
i have wisdom teeth growing at my age 19.
It pain me alot from now because now i am 19 age .
The teeth just grown on feb 2007. i put some ice to stop the pain away just for while.
Reply:14 years tooth bud foms n at the age 20 -22 it erupts completely with favorable space in jaws
Reply:varies
Reply:funny you should ask I just started growing my left wisdom and I am 25. I already have my other one. The doc and the dentist looked at me and laughed. I am called a late bloomer!
Reply:Around the first teenage-according to my own experience
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Reply:Mine came in around 16-17.
Reply:The best website you can go to, in order to find out everything on specialist wisdom teeth removal, costs, stories related to wisdom teeth, IV sedation vs GA or plain LA, post operative care (including diets), complications (like numb lip) as well as newsletters about wisdom teeth, is http://www.oceansurgical.com.au .... Good luck, I hope everything goes well for you! And remember, only go to an oral and maxillofacial surgeon to have your wisdom teeth removed. You can find out about OM surgeons in your Australian town by going to http://www.anzaoms.org
The age of developmental start for wisdom teeth is about 10-12, and they erupt from about 14-18 years onwards
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Wisdom teeth?
My bottom wisdom teeth are just starting to come in. I can feel that they are coming in, but I dont feel pain. There doesn't seem to be any swelling. I am unsure if they are kind of coming in crooked. Am I just suppose to wait and see what happens? Could braces fix crookedness? Are they fine? Do I have to get them removed? I am terrified of being put under. TERRIFIED!
Wisdom teeth?
I had all my wisdom teeth removed about 2 years ago. It's advisable to see your dentist if any of your wisdom teeth or tooth is/are giving you any pain. But if you're really worried, just go and see your dentist to see if you need them removed or if you need braces. You need not be put under if it's just a simple case of extracting your wisdom teeth. I had to be put under because of complications but the entire process was very smooth as my dentist had earlier explained to me what he was going to do before i went under. So essentially, i knew beforehand the step by step procedure. Make sure you go through the entire process with your dentist, so you need not be terrified. I know what you are going through because I'm very terrified of dentists. So choose a patient one and good luck!
Reply:I recommend going to a dentist to get an exam. A dentist can help you with your questions and concerns.
I myself had some crooked teeth, and also had to have my wisdom teeth removed (which most people do have to have them removed) and then as an adult I had braces for four years to correct and straighten my teeth.
Believe it or not, having well kept teeth makes you more attractive and helps your self confidence.
Reply:I work at a dental office. Go to your dentist and ask for them to take a panorex or panoramic xray -- its a big machine the moves around your head .. then he will exam it and see if they are coming in straight or crooked and he'll help you decide if they really need to come or if you can survive with out.. about the nervousness.. ask for a oral sedationit will just relax you or find a specialist that will do it .. you be consious you just wont remember what went on and it will go by real fast. Good luck!!
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Wisdom teeth?
I had all my wisdom teeth removed about 2 years ago. It's advisable to see your dentist if any of your wisdom teeth or tooth is/are giving you any pain. But if you're really worried, just go and see your dentist to see if you need them removed or if you need braces. You need not be put under if it's just a simple case of extracting your wisdom teeth. I had to be put under because of complications but the entire process was very smooth as my dentist had earlier explained to me what he was going to do before i went under. So essentially, i knew beforehand the step by step procedure. Make sure you go through the entire process with your dentist, so you need not be terrified. I know what you are going through because I'm very terrified of dentists. So choose a patient one and good luck!
Reply:I recommend going to a dentist to get an exam. A dentist can help you with your questions and concerns.
I myself had some crooked teeth, and also had to have my wisdom teeth removed (which most people do have to have them removed) and then as an adult I had braces for four years to correct and straighten my teeth.
Believe it or not, having well kept teeth makes you more attractive and helps your self confidence.
Reply:I work at a dental office. Go to your dentist and ask for them to take a panorex or panoramic xray -- its a big machine the moves around your head .. then he will exam it and see if they are coming in straight or crooked and he'll help you decide if they really need to come or if you can survive with out.. about the nervousness.. ask for a oral sedationit will just relax you or find a specialist that will do it .. you be consious you just wont remember what went on and it will go by real fast. Good luck!!
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Wisdom teeth???
im getting all 4 wisdom teeth pulled out today and i was wonder how long is the pain gonna last and what can i eat...almost after getting them pulled out can i drive home on my own or should i go with someone so they can drive me home
Wisdom teeth???
have someone else drive you to and from, and if possible stay with you for a few hours afterwards just to make sure you don't suffer any bad side effects from the anesthesia. You will be too groggy to drive.
I had a great experience with my wisdom teeth removal! I had all four taken out at once. At least three of them were impacted, and one was in a difficult spot, but I had an excellent oral surgeon who took great care of me. :) Once the surgery was done, they packed the holes with gauze and sent me home with lots of great painkillers which I really didn't use. I had some pain and swelling on the first day home but by the next day I was ready to eat solid foods and I had little to no pain in my jaw. I had a bit of soreness from having my mouth open so long, but that was about it. Compared to the pain I had BEFORE the surgery, AFTER was like a miracle!
Good luck and hope you have as good an oral surgeon as I had!
Reply:you will be given anaestetic so get someone to go with you because you'll be dopey... always soothing is jelly, yogurt and custard but the dentist will be more specific on what you can and cant have.. good luck!
Reply:If you're getting knocked out, you need a ride home. If it's just novacaine, then you can drive. It's really better if you don't get knocked out. I had 2 done each way. You have to take pain killers for a few days but the bad pain is over pretty much after the first day. You can't have anything that gets sucked out of a straw. I'm not sure how long it is until you can eat but I remember that I didn't starve. Good Luck.
Reply:its better if you have someone drive you, pudding, ice cream, yogurt, mainly soft things and the coldness of that kind of stuff will feel good to you
Reply:i got my wisdom teeth out just a little under 12 hours ago, it all depends on how they will sedate you. With any kind of sedation, you need someone to drive you home and stay with you after. I am not really experiencing much pain right now, I had a friend that was in a lot of pain after, but you should get a perscription for a pain killer. eat only soft foods that wont get into the empty cavities and cause a dry socket. Really it is pretty simple, nothing to be worried about.
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Wisdom teeth???
have someone else drive you to and from, and if possible stay with you for a few hours afterwards just to make sure you don't suffer any bad side effects from the anesthesia. You will be too groggy to drive.
I had a great experience with my wisdom teeth removal! I had all four taken out at once. At least three of them were impacted, and one was in a difficult spot, but I had an excellent oral surgeon who took great care of me. :) Once the surgery was done, they packed the holes with gauze and sent me home with lots of great painkillers which I really didn't use. I had some pain and swelling on the first day home but by the next day I was ready to eat solid foods and I had little to no pain in my jaw. I had a bit of soreness from having my mouth open so long, but that was about it. Compared to the pain I had BEFORE the surgery, AFTER was like a miracle!
Good luck and hope you have as good an oral surgeon as I had!
Reply:you will be given anaestetic so get someone to go with you because you'll be dopey... always soothing is jelly, yogurt and custard but the dentist will be more specific on what you can and cant have.. good luck!
Reply:If you're getting knocked out, you need a ride home. If it's just novacaine, then you can drive. It's really better if you don't get knocked out. I had 2 done each way. You have to take pain killers for a few days but the bad pain is over pretty much after the first day. You can't have anything that gets sucked out of a straw. I'm not sure how long it is until you can eat but I remember that I didn't starve. Good Luck.
Reply:its better if you have someone drive you, pudding, ice cream, yogurt, mainly soft things and the coldness of that kind of stuff will feel good to you
Reply:i got my wisdom teeth out just a little under 12 hours ago, it all depends on how they will sedate you. With any kind of sedation, you need someone to drive you home and stay with you after. I am not really experiencing much pain right now, I had a friend that was in a lot of pain after, but you should get a perscription for a pain killer. eat only soft foods that wont get into the empty cavities and cause a dry socket. Really it is pretty simple, nothing to be worried about.
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Wisdom Teeth?
Last weds I had my wisdom teeth removed. Then on monday I went back and had some of the gauze removed from my mouth. Today I started having pains in my mouth. They were really bad but I've been washing my mouth with salt water and its helped alot but I still have a little bit of pain. Is there anything else I can do?
Wisdom Teeth?
No you'll be good tomorow. Wont be bothering you.
A little bit is nothing to worry about.
Reply:Call your denist and first make sure that your pain is to be expected. Then ask his/her advice about the pain.
Reply:take drugs...sleep it off
Reply:keep rinsing with salt water and perservere, it'll be ok
Reply:orajel!!!
Reply:Take Tylenol, Advil or Motrin. You can ask the dentist for a perscription to Motrin 600 or 800, Ultram, Darvocet or other pain reliever. Avoid Vicodin as it's HIGHLY addictive, even as well as it works. I had all 4 of my wisdom teeth pulled in one day; 3 of the 4 were impacted with infection. I was extremely lucky %26amp; didn't have the facial swelling like other people get.
Reply:When i got my wisdom teeth pulled out nothing worked for me, until i tried Advil, it worked pretty good. Good Luck I know they hurt a lot, at least it did for me.
Reply:Just keep your teeth clean, continue to use salt and water, take vicodin...it helps.
Reply:Use the mouthwash BIOTENE. It helps eases the pain, its the best for the "sensitive" nerves back there still open and healing. It is gently and cleans. WAY better than Listorine.
Reply:Depending on how long the tooth was ( in your gums) you might experiance pain. My wisdom teeth were very long and they had the literally cut them out instead of pull them. If they were cut out then yes expect pain. If they were pulled, there should be soreness but not pains. If your dentist in a good one he would of told you all of this information.
Reply:You could be developing a "dry socket" which means that the blood clot inside the socket has broken down exposing the jaw bone. The clot is necessary for normal healing to occur. It would be best to revisit your dentist because the socket may need to be repacked with a special type of gauze that will alleviate the pain while allowing new tissue to form in the socket, covering the denuded bone.
Reply:800mg motrin helped my husband better than loratabs but it could be your 1st and 2nd molars repositioning now that there is more room in your mouth for them.
Reply:Oh my gosh this is my story too! I had them out last Thurs and now I get this horrible, throbbing pain that comes and goes and it gets pretty bad.
I talked to a nurse and she said it didn't seem to be an infection so to use warm compresses, salt water rinsing, and a pain reliever (I have been using 2 Advils at a time-works okay but not great).
I can truly say I feel your pain!!
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Wisdom Teeth?
No you'll be good tomorow. Wont be bothering you.
A little bit is nothing to worry about.
Reply:Call your denist and first make sure that your pain is to be expected. Then ask his/her advice about the pain.
Reply:take drugs...sleep it off
Reply:keep rinsing with salt water and perservere, it'll be ok
Reply:orajel!!!
Reply:Take Tylenol, Advil or Motrin. You can ask the dentist for a perscription to Motrin 600 or 800, Ultram, Darvocet or other pain reliever. Avoid Vicodin as it's HIGHLY addictive, even as well as it works. I had all 4 of my wisdom teeth pulled in one day; 3 of the 4 were impacted with infection. I was extremely lucky %26amp; didn't have the facial swelling like other people get.
Reply:When i got my wisdom teeth pulled out nothing worked for me, until i tried Advil, it worked pretty good. Good Luck I know they hurt a lot, at least it did for me.
Reply:Just keep your teeth clean, continue to use salt and water, take vicodin...it helps.
Reply:Use the mouthwash BIOTENE. It helps eases the pain, its the best for the "sensitive" nerves back there still open and healing. It is gently and cleans. WAY better than Listorine.
Reply:Depending on how long the tooth was ( in your gums) you might experiance pain. My wisdom teeth were very long and they had the literally cut them out instead of pull them. If they were cut out then yes expect pain. If they were pulled, there should be soreness but not pains. If your dentist in a good one he would of told you all of this information.
Reply:You could be developing a "dry socket" which means that the blood clot inside the socket has broken down exposing the jaw bone. The clot is necessary for normal healing to occur. It would be best to revisit your dentist because the socket may need to be repacked with a special type of gauze that will alleviate the pain while allowing new tissue to form in the socket, covering the denuded bone.
Reply:800mg motrin helped my husband better than loratabs but it could be your 1st and 2nd molars repositioning now that there is more room in your mouth for them.
Reply:Oh my gosh this is my story too! I had them out last Thurs and now I get this horrible, throbbing pain that comes and goes and it gets pretty bad.
I talked to a nurse and she said it didn't seem to be an infection so to use warm compresses, salt water rinsing, and a pain reliever (I have been using 2 Advils at a time-works okay but not great).
I can truly say I feel your pain!!
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Wisdom teeth?
so i got my wisdom teeth out this morning and it hurts and all that jazz but whatever. i got all four taken out and the one on the bottom right side won't stop bleeding. i've been keeping gauze and stuff in it and pressing down hoping to make a clot so it stops buuuut it's just not happenin, the other side made a clot right away though.
any suggestions?
is this normal?
Wisdom teeth?
The fact the other side has stopped bleeding indicates you don't have a bleeding problem. Just keep the pressure on the extracted socket with the gauge for 30 min. If the bleeding continues, call your dentist right away. He may need to stick up the wound.
Often, the tooth that has a difficult time about bleeding will develop a dry-socket about the third days after the surgery. If this happens you will experience a lot of pain on day 3-4. You need to see your dentist for dry-socket dressing, too.
Reply:It happens sometimes. I ended up having to go back the next day and get mine packed because the stitches loosened up enough to cause me to get a dry socket. If it's still bleeding in the morning, call your dentist and see what he/she has to say. Good luck
Reply:Call Your Dentist
Reply:It's normal... Mine did the same thing, but I just waited about 3 days after I had them pulled and it stopped bleeding. It's so gross, I know but you have to wait it out. Just kick back and relax. Good luck!
Reply:it may need a stitch.....I'd go get it checked out
Reply:just keep firm pressure w/gauze pads but bleeding is normal
just make sure the stiches are in
Reply:yes
Reply:I had one pulled yesterday that would not stop bleeding. The oral surgeon's office said to moisten a tea bag and put that against the area. Replace every 30 minutes if needed. It worked for me. I hope it helps you. If you continue to have problems call your doctor!
Reply:It is normal to bleed but if it bleeds for more than a few hours I would definetly call the dentist back or just go to the office and tell them.
Hope you feel better!
Reply:Try moistening a tea bag and use that instead of the gauze for ten minutes, throw it away and do it again. The tannic acid in the tea is a natural blood constrictor and will help to stop the bleeding. I hope this helps... It won't hurt anyway. If it still persists, go to the dentist and he/she will pack it with a clotting agent for you. =)
Reply:Use a moistened tea bag on it this will help! Don't remove that original gauze you might get a dry socket and believe me you do not want a dry socket. I had one and i thought i'd die from the pain. Good luck
Reply:it is normal
but if it becomes more of a problem
call your oral surgeon
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is this normal?
Wisdom teeth?
The fact the other side has stopped bleeding indicates you don't have a bleeding problem. Just keep the pressure on the extracted socket with the gauge for 30 min. If the bleeding continues, call your dentist right away. He may need to stick up the wound.
Often, the tooth that has a difficult time about bleeding will develop a dry-socket about the third days after the surgery. If this happens you will experience a lot of pain on day 3-4. You need to see your dentist for dry-socket dressing, too.
Reply:It happens sometimes. I ended up having to go back the next day and get mine packed because the stitches loosened up enough to cause me to get a dry socket. If it's still bleeding in the morning, call your dentist and see what he/she has to say. Good luck
Reply:Call Your Dentist
Reply:It's normal... Mine did the same thing, but I just waited about 3 days after I had them pulled and it stopped bleeding. It's so gross, I know but you have to wait it out. Just kick back and relax. Good luck!
Reply:it may need a stitch.....I'd go get it checked out
Reply:just keep firm pressure w/gauze pads but bleeding is normal
just make sure the stiches are in
Reply:yes
Reply:I had one pulled yesterday that would not stop bleeding. The oral surgeon's office said to moisten a tea bag and put that against the area. Replace every 30 minutes if needed. It worked for me. I hope it helps you. If you continue to have problems call your doctor!
Reply:It is normal to bleed but if it bleeds for more than a few hours I would definetly call the dentist back or just go to the office and tell them.
Hope you feel better!
Reply:Try moistening a tea bag and use that instead of the gauze for ten minutes, throw it away and do it again. The tannic acid in the tea is a natural blood constrictor and will help to stop the bleeding. I hope this helps... It won't hurt anyway. If it still persists, go to the dentist and he/she will pack it with a clotting agent for you. =)
Reply:Use a moistened tea bag on it this will help! Don't remove that original gauze you might get a dry socket and believe me you do not want a dry socket. I had one and i thought i'd die from the pain. Good luck
Reply:it is normal
but if it becomes more of a problem
call your oral surgeon
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Wisdom teeth?
Ok I have already made something like this but as I read more answers to others peoples quistions I am getting worried. I am getting my wisdom teeth out soon like in 2 weeks and need some convidence, advice, how bad it hurts, and info. I am younger than 16 if that helps. I just really need some help I worry a lot my mom said it would be fine but I am still a little scared.
Wisdom teeth?
I got mine out yesterday.
It's not too bad. At my oral surgeon's office, they did a quick exam of my teeth with my mom. Next, they offered nitrous oxide (laughing gas) if I wanted it. Then they put me under general anesthesia through an IV (it hurt about as much as someone pinching your skin). When I woke up, I was still wondering when they were going to put me to sleep.
They packed my gums with gauze and put Novocaine in my mouth (numbs the jaw), so I couldn't talk for a while afterwards, just make odd grunting sounds. My brother got really sick afterwards because of the anesthesia. Get the most accurate body weight that you can then subtract five pounds to put on your sheet. (Weight determines how much they give to you.) Be sure to bring a bucket and some paper towels, though, just in case you feel the need to vomit. Also, be sure that you get your mom's help in getting to and out of the car, because you'll stumble like a drunk.
You'll forget how hungry you were before the surgery afterwards, because you won't feel like eating. However, you have to eat something so you can take your pain medicine. Ask your mom to stock up on pure liquid soups like tomato and cream of whatever. The Soup in Hand type things are a good choice. When heating it up, though, just do it for a little while. You want lukewarm food, not hot or cold.
Be sure that you don't do anything to upset the stitches. Don't use a straw or other things to suck stuff with, don't play musical instruments, don't open your mouth much, etc.
It was my first time ever having surgery, and it wasn't that bad.
Reply:I just had 4 wisdom teeth removed yesterday, and there's nothing to worry about!! The only thing I was most scared of was getting the anaesthetic because I'd never been under it before. It was honestly, probably the best part. You're out within a couple of minutes. I didn't feel any pressure or anything, but I could hear distorted voices. It was almost like a whacky dream.
Swelling and pain depends on the person. I have little to no swelling and very, very slight pain. They will give you some Tylenol 3 afterwards to deal with the pain, but it's nothing really that bad. Bleeding will last a few hours, so just make sure to pad up with some gauze. I'm still not able to eat though, it hurts to open my mouth too wide and I'm afraid the stitches might come loose.
The only crappy part that I experienced was most of my face was frozen and numb, so I was drooling like a baby! LOL It took about 6+ hours for the numbness to go away, that was the worst!
Good luck, you'll be just fine
Reply:I had all 4 removed last month. I was very worried like you but it was a BREEZE! Within the first 24 hrs I had very mild pain. I didn't even need the antibiotics that were prescribed for me. I just used a cold ice pack which worked perfectly.
The only thing that is very annoying is all that blood gushing out, it makes you feel like you want to spit all the time. The weeks after were even better. I must fore warn you though...on the first night sleep with a towel or some sort of cloth instead of your pillow. Also the salt water rinse is very helpful in keeping out the bacteria.
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Wisdom teeth?
I got mine out yesterday.
It's not too bad. At my oral surgeon's office, they did a quick exam of my teeth with my mom. Next, they offered nitrous oxide (laughing gas) if I wanted it. Then they put me under general anesthesia through an IV (it hurt about as much as someone pinching your skin). When I woke up, I was still wondering when they were going to put me to sleep.
They packed my gums with gauze and put Novocaine in my mouth (numbs the jaw), so I couldn't talk for a while afterwards, just make odd grunting sounds. My brother got really sick afterwards because of the anesthesia. Get the most accurate body weight that you can then subtract five pounds to put on your sheet. (Weight determines how much they give to you.) Be sure to bring a bucket and some paper towels, though, just in case you feel the need to vomit. Also, be sure that you get your mom's help in getting to and out of the car, because you'll stumble like a drunk.
You'll forget how hungry you were before the surgery afterwards, because you won't feel like eating. However, you have to eat something so you can take your pain medicine. Ask your mom to stock up on pure liquid soups like tomato and cream of whatever. The Soup in Hand type things are a good choice. When heating it up, though, just do it for a little while. You want lukewarm food, not hot or cold.
Be sure that you don't do anything to upset the stitches. Don't use a straw or other things to suck stuff with, don't play musical instruments, don't open your mouth much, etc.
It was my first time ever having surgery, and it wasn't that bad.
Reply:I just had 4 wisdom teeth removed yesterday, and there's nothing to worry about!! The only thing I was most scared of was getting the anaesthetic because I'd never been under it before. It was honestly, probably the best part. You're out within a couple of minutes. I didn't feel any pressure or anything, but I could hear distorted voices. It was almost like a whacky dream.
Swelling and pain depends on the person. I have little to no swelling and very, very slight pain. They will give you some Tylenol 3 afterwards to deal with the pain, but it's nothing really that bad. Bleeding will last a few hours, so just make sure to pad up with some gauze. I'm still not able to eat though, it hurts to open my mouth too wide and I'm afraid the stitches might come loose.
The only crappy part that I experienced was most of my face was frozen and numb, so I was drooling like a baby! LOL It took about 6+ hours for the numbness to go away, that was the worst!
Good luck, you'll be just fine
Reply:I had all 4 removed last month. I was very worried like you but it was a BREEZE! Within the first 24 hrs I had very mild pain. I didn't even need the antibiotics that were prescribed for me. I just used a cold ice pack which worked perfectly.
The only thing that is very annoying is all that blood gushing out, it makes you feel like you want to spit all the time. The weeks after were even better. I must fore warn you though...on the first night sleep with a towel or some sort of cloth instead of your pillow. Also the salt water rinse is very helpful in keeping out the bacteria.
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