I counted the amount of teeth I had to pull including the wisdoms. It was eight in one Go
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The most amount of teeth I've had out at once are two...
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Oh, so THAT's what they are?
I thought the two teeth in the back of my gums were my wisdom teeth D: (because they would hurt every now and then) I thought they were coming out early or something x_x;
Wow, I never thought it was that bad. I knew it was painful, but...
/does not want her wisdom teeth
Soo the teeth behind your teeth are your wisdom teeth? Why do they call them wisdom teeth?
Thanks your so kind.
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Because you're getting them between the ages you gain wisdom, and they're the last set of teeth you get.
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Because they typically become visible/fully erupted in your early 20s...when you're gaining adult wisdom and leaving childhood foolishness.
They begin growing in your mouth during your teens, however.
Mine were fine actually...they just took them out because they figured it might help with some jaw problems I had (which it didn't so it was kind of pointless). Mine were also fully grown and already erupting when I was 16 years old.
But many people's wisdom teeth don't grow properly and end up impacting the rest of your teeth and causing jaw pain or crowded/crooked teeth, so they remove them.
Having your wisdom teeth taken out is one of the worst things you can experience in your life. From beginning to end it's nothing but a constant stream of pain and suffering! NEVER AGAIN! NEVER AGAIN!
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Mine are growing in and I don't plan on removing em.
My mom only says they'll be removed if the Dentist thinks my mouth ain't big enough anyway.
My mom only says they'll be removed if the Dentist thinks my mouth ain't big enough anyway.
I haven't had mine taken out yet. My two upper teeth came out perfectly fine, but my two bottom ones are almost completely impacted. I'll be taking care of that soon. :{
6? You poor thing! I had all four of mine taken out 2 years ago. Terrible time. Couldn't eat or sleep and kept throwing up a few times because my wounds weren't healing and I ended up swallowing a large amount of blood. Should have stuck to TruBlood (lol?)
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omg i remember back then...well for me it didnt really hurt since I was pretty much drugged up every 3 hours. I didnt even give the pain the chance to surface so I dont know what its like alll the way.
I will say though that I missed one of those times I was supposed to be drugged up and the pain started to surface little by little....so painful...
I will say though that I missed one of those times I was supposed to be drugged up and the pain started to surface little by little....so painful...
I could eat but I was stuck eating cream of chicken soup and pudding and I longed for something meaty. I ended up dealing with eating bologna to get my fix. ._. My boyfriend made me rice pudding and I couldn't eat that and I felt horrible. I couldn't open my mouth enough.
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Can't they just inject novocaine/any other anesthetic in your gums or something so it'll be less painful? Or does it work differently with wisdom teeth?
I had to get a canine pulled out a couple years ago and it was completely painless because of it. I didn't even know my tooth was out until the dentist told me.
I had to get a canine pulled out a couple years ago and it was completely painless because of it. I didn't even know my tooth was out until the dentist told me.
I was completely out when they took them out. It didn't hurt much until I got home. I was just really loopy the whole car ride and begging my mom to get my boyfriend to come over.
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Yeah it's a total anesthetic. They usually put you out completely.
The surgery isn't bad at all. There's no pain and you're usually asleep throughout the whole thing. Even the after-surgery isn't that bad.
It's the hours AFTER that where the anesthesia begins to wear off and you start regaining your sense and you're like "OMFG I CAN'T TALK I CAN'T EAT THIS HURTS OMG"
The surgery isn't bad at all. There's no pain and you're usually asleep throughout the whole thing. Even the after-surgery isn't that bad.
It's the hours AFTER that where the anesthesia begins to wear off and you start regaining your sense and you're like "OMFG I CAN'T TALK I CAN'T EAT THIS HURTS OMG"
I couldn't even open my mouth. I had to write on a piece of paper what I wanted and I hated it.
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One of mine won't decide if it's coming through or not. It somehow goes back and forth, messing that bit of my gum up each time. Stupid tooth -___-
Most of mine weren't even poking through. D:
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That's exactly what mine is doing. Only one is coming in so far, and some days it will make my gum swollen but then others it doesn't :/ I hope I don't have to get them taken out(but I probably will anyway), because I had to watch both my brothers go through that -_- not something that I'm looking forward too.
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