Hello,
I haven't grown any wisdom teeth yet, but just in case, I wanted to hear your experiences with the surgery and maybe have a comprehensible comparison.
I'm looking forward to your answers 🙂
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My report of experience is that my then dentist, when I was at the beginning of 20, wanted to operate out the wisdom teeth. She annoyed me with every visit. I didn’t want to because I had big 💩 before the surgery. Finally, I even changed the doctor and told him to be careful to start with wisdom teeth….
That’s almost 40 years ago, and I still have trouble-free things…
So, stay calm and don’t let it go crazy. There are constellations, they have to get out, all right. But no one knows how this will happen to you, whether they will break through at all, etc.
In addition, for some there was the surgical horror, for other pills.
Just stay cool
My wisdom teeth are still in there and have no problems, even though my dentist has often told me that she wants to let her operate out.
I’ve always crossed myself. If I don’t have any problems, why should they get out?🙈
That was also exactly my consideration 👍 Any intervention that is not really necessary should be avoided!
I was once drawn, it was in 1988 or 89, a wisdom tooth, after which I was paralyzed for three days and stood under painkillers and thought so “So that it was now, now I die and not even 20!” Since then, I’ve never gone to a dentist again… the train has gone, which never gets me again ☝️
Think this is quite individual. I’ve only been pulled, down right. If there was a syringe, then the gum was cut up a bit because it wasn’t completely outside, and then it was almost kicked out with taste. Just lasted a bit and you realize someone’s messing around, but it didn’t hurt at all. A little twisted has only the seam pulling a few days later, that was already ðŸTM‚
So I still lack 2 whiteness teeth that went out Ruck Zuck and without problems! I personally had no pain after that, I only had a stronger feeling of pressure in the jaw joints, even in the nose, but this is related to some surgical damage from other interventions. Tablets are not so good in pain, because you prefer to be a fine one;-). But it is also different for everyone in pain and wound healing !
Hey,
It always depends on how good your dentist is.
My first one pulled me and the pain was to compare with those when you have a strong hole in your tooth or how medium underlying pain during the period.
My second pulled me all three. I had no pain and I was back in the garden an hour after the surgery. I didn’t take painkillers.
Don’t worry. If they have to get out, everything will go wrong. There are still painkillers and coolpacs 😉
My (four) wisdom teeth “used” me only under local anesthesia. On the outside, I felt “nothing” as deafness in the jaws…
I could not speak clearly long after that and could not drive, eat or smoke a cigarette, but it was all so peaceful/cool…
It was totally uncomplicated. All four just finished homemade by the dentist. No thick cheek, no pain. It tasted a few days after blood.
Maybe you never grow. I don’t have one yet and I’m almost 30.
Drawing is completely harmless – just hurt a few days after and is good.
Thanks for the quick answer:) Can you compare the pain with something?
No – and with pain I actually know myself.
Right. If the anaesthesia sounds… It’s unbearable. And otherwise, your dentist will write you a painless…
Okay, thanks again!
So it’s actually indescribable. It feels like you feel on your tooth. (;p)