I had mine cut out when I was 14. They were growing in under my molars, and just causing all kinds of pain. So, bye bye! A dentist will be able to tell you if you can let them grow in, or if they should be removed.
a few years ago.. top two were already erupted so it was easy for them to yank out. one of my bottom ones was missing and the other is way down in my jaw so they were not going to risk nerve damage trying to remove it.
I am growing one right now on the right jaw. It was extremely painful when it was coming out but now the pain is gone. I'll prolly fgrow it since I had one of my teeth removed in the same row.
Yes, I had mine pulled 3-4 years ago. They had me under so the procedure wasn't bad at all. The recovery was alright, since they gave me Tylenol 3. The only thing that bugged me was brushing.
I just had them cut out about a month ago. Mine were coming in really late, most of my friends had them out at like 15, but I'm 17 and I just had them out.
Yeah, I got them out a few summers ago. I think I was 14. It really wasn't that bad. If your wisdom teeth are coming in badly, then it's probably best to get them removed.
I had my 4 wisdom teeth taken out when I was 18 I think. The first day is the worst, but you can start eating solid food again after a few days lol. I actually had a small extra "mutant" tooth deep under my bicuspid. There's still a divet in my gum and it's really weird lol.
I have and I will vouch that it was probably one of the best experiences I have ever had when getting surgery. It was awesome because they had me sucking on the nitrious oxide for 30 minutes before the put me under, I was high by that time and didnt care what they did. They put me on a IV drip, and gave me a local anastetic. I woke up 45 minutes later, with a dry and bloody mouth but no pain. They sent me home with what was essially morphine in a pill form to keep me high for 3 or 4 days. The only thing that sucked about getting my wisdom teeth pulled is I couldnt eat solids for a few days, suck through a straw, or drink carbonated drinks. Other then that, I would do it all over again.
Not yet, but they're coming in. I will have to get them pulled out though, otherwise having had my braces would've been a waste. Well that's what the dentist said, they'd affect my teeth. But I'm afraid it'll hurt :cry:
Mine were pulled out in January of this year. My gums and cheeks were so swollen it looked like chuck norris kicked me in the face. My gums in the back are still slightly swollen/bigger than last year to this day.
yes and the recovery is a pain in the mouth!!!!!!Blitz_Nemesis
really because for me it was only a slight nuisance word of advice EAT PINEAPPLES A WEEK BEFORE GETTING YOURS OUT it apparently helps (I did and I was way better off than most people that I know)
If you have to get them out, get 'em out as early as possible. I waited until my mid-20s, when I already had a job, and it was a pain to schedule the time off.
[QUOTE="killyou060606"]After all the traumatic stories i've heard about them being removed i feel lucky that i've never had them to begin with.dukebd699
It does suck. For me tough, I found out that my body doesn't take vicodin appearently and essentially had no real painkillers.
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