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Ouch. Good luck.

I had a wisdom teeth grow in last month. It hurt for a few days, then it stopped. What's with every other scratcher having to get them yanked out?

My mom says it's hurts ALOT at first, but she said it's like a shot you get at the doctor, it's more of the initial shock that hurts. The rest is numbed.

I had a wisdom tooth that grew in RIGHT on top of my baby tooth, so my mom thought it was an early adult tooth. But then my ACTUAL adult tooth grew in, and my mom and dad were like 'WUT' and now I have a tooth that looks like it's split down the middle:

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Like that 

believe it or not that's actually comforting that I won't really feel anything 

as for the blood and teeth, i'm asking them to keep mine too 

lol thats not so bad, the gauze isn't for a whole week they said for me.  and as for not being able to eat a lot of stuff, that really won't be an issue, i've had braces put on so i'm prepared.

I have enough meal replacement drinks for a week as well as soft foods.

I don't see what the big deal is. I have all of my wisdom teeth and have never had a problem 

@Telemachus: same here. I had to get FOUR shots in my mouth a few weeks back because I had four cavities that needed to be sealed lol. I hate how it feels >.>

Last edited by steppenwulf (2010-11-18 20:37:31)

don't they usually give you a sedative thats nicknamed "Six pack"? I heard it makes you feel like you drank a six pack of beer (hence the name).

militarydudes wrote:

don't they usually give you a sedative thats nicknamed "Six pack"? I heard it makes you feel like you drank a six pack of beer (hence the name).

yep, its just afterwards where there is some pain for like 5 days and you can't eat much.

Ah, I had mine a removed a while back. Got a prescription for painkiller, but never, ever got them because I never needed them. 

You know what I did? The first day, I slept for a few hours afterwards with ice packs on the sides of my mouth. So, I slept through the pain. 

There really isn't much afterwards after that. The doctor will probably give you a list of things to do after the teeth are removed, from gargling with salt water to not eating hard foods for the first few days.

Last edited by cheddargirl (2010-11-19 01:44:24)

My teeth grow very slow. 
I still have to lose like eigth teeth and I'm 13.
But I have had braces on since I was eleven...
Anyway, my wisdom teeth already came in mostly, and I don't think I have to have them taken out. 

just a note to everyone it doesn't hurt that bad except at the beginning.  and you dont remember anything.

i got a fever today though so that sucks, it was high but its lower now and im happy about that